New features of XPages in 8.5.3
[UPDATE: More detailed wrap-up about 8.5.3 is here...]
In DNUG, I had chance to chat about XPages...
Version 8.5.3 is coming with great features. Some key points are like that:
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After my first DNUG conference...
So DNUG is over. Including preconference, DNUG was a three-day conference.
As I said before, most of the sessions were in German. so my participation doesn't count to be educatory :)
Day Zero in DNUG, Day One in Germany...
My twitter (version 3.4.2) followers noticed that I am in Germany for DNUG Conference.
After organizing LUGTR conference, (even I am late) I decided to see other user group conferences. I picked two very distinct types of events: UKLUG and DNUG.
Authenticating Notes users for Web apps automatically...
In one of my previous posts, I mentioned about a way to authenticate user for a web application inside an iFrame in XPiNC page.
Now I found another solution for this. When a user clicks a link inside a Notes Client application, we may authenticate him on the web server application (either XPages or 'legacy' (!) web application)...
Dear IBM, It's time to integrate Skype and Sametime...
I personally think that Microsoft has overpaid Skype and it won't return that much profit in tangible or intangible quantities.
XPages Tip: A modal waiting dialog for background processes.
When there is a background processing where the user should wait until it's done, I don't want him/her to click anywhere else in the screen. But I also want the user to know s/he'll have to wait.
Overdemanding?
I found a very simple solution to this problem. Sure there is more elegant solutions without dojo, but let me share it...
So, superior features sell the product?
Do superior features sell your product?
Using XPages for Mobile Applications? Wrong!
Are you willing to design Mobile Applications with XPages? Don't bother. You can't :)
What? But they say you can?
Nope!
XPages Tip: A simple CC for prompting SSJS messages to UI...
Too many abbreviations :)
This is probably given before, but I have received a question last week and it would be useful sharing this.
When you run a server-side code at your XPage, your operation may be successful or failed. A newbie developer asked me how to acknowledge the user about the result, like MessageBox functionality in Lotusscript.
Dojo vs. jQuery: Can you compare?
I was talking about Javascript frameworks, especially jQuery and Dojo toolkits.
I just saw this. I didn't use jQuery, but such difference in builtwith.com stats was a great surprize for me: