NodeJS posting data to Domino  

By Michael Brown | 8/13/16 6:29 AM | - | Added by Oliver Busse

So recently, I was working on project that was not domino based, but rather used web tools and Rest APIs. What a breath of fresh air! SublimeText, NodeJS, EsLint and all that other webbie-type goodness, that looks great on your CV.

Domino Data Services in Domino 9 - first fumblings!  

By Michael Brown | 4/9/13 11:33 AM | - | Added by Niklas Heidloff

I've been playing with Domino Data Services in Notes/Domino 9. I've never looked at this in Domino before. And every bit of info that I found on the subject, when I did start looking, seemed to tell me that I had write xPages, dojo.js controls and install the xPages Library from openntf.org.

Notes 9 on (K)Ubuntu 13.04 64-bit  

By Michael Brown | 4/9/13 12:36 AM | Infrastructure - Notes / Domino | Added by Niklas Heidloff

As with Notes 8.5, it takes a bit of hacking to get Notes 9 to run on 64-bit Linux. You need to install the 32-bit compatible dependences but unfortunately, not all of them appear to be available. So, you'll have to hack the installer .deb files to remove those dependencies, recompile a new .deb, and then install that.

Query.getDominoViewJSON() function  

By Michael Brown | 11/17/12 5:42 AM | - | Added by Per Henrik Lausten

Following on from my post describing the horrendous Ajax bug in Domino 8.5.2/8.5.3, I thought I would I have a go at putting together a jQuery plugin that fetches data from a Domino view as JSON via Ajax, and that this function should incorporate the workaround for this bug that I described in my earlier post.

NAB Name Picker for the Web, revisited  

By Michael Brown | 10/31/12 2:09 AM | - | Added by Niklas Heidloff

A few years pack, I wrote a NAB Name Picker for the Web. I say "wrote", but in fact, I was building on the considerable work of others (all credited at the time). I was pretty pleased with it back then. But looking at it now, all I can see is what an unholy mess of code it is. Callback soup? Check.