Hi there, it has been a while since I had to create my last xpages project. A customer asked me yesterday after seeing our QRCode integration in our IMPRISIS Web Desktop, if it would be possible to create QRCodes in Xpages as well - and of course it is.

This is a brand new script, which is the logical extension to the Nash!Com Domino Start script. A while ago I introduced Docker support for the start script inside the Domino container. It comes with an entry-point script we are also leveraging in out Domino Docker Github community script. This new script is intended to manage and run your Docker and Podman containers. It includes also a systemd script to run a Domino server on Podman in production using the new systemd options introduced in Podman 1.7+. Beside that it includes a simple framework to build and manage your own add-on images

Now that we have the Sametime Premium Meeting Server, there are more customers looking into Domino on Linux. In earlier days I had some issues getting the start script in combination with SLES working. So ST wasn't never on my support list.

Whenever I have a great deal of discretion over how a web app is made these days, I like to push to see how simple I can make the front end portion. I spend some of my client time writing heavy client-JS front ends in React and Angular and what-have-you, and, though I get why they are good, I kind of hate them all.

This post is a drum I've been banging for a long time, from nagging the dev team in the IBM days through to formally requesting it in HCL's Ideas Portal. That idea there has been "Likely to implement" for a little while now, which is heartening, and either way I figured it'd be useful to have a proper blog post explaining the trouble and what a useful better version would be.

There are a number of challenges when it comes to two-way REST and Domino. But one of the biggest challenges for manipulation between NotesDateTime objects and JSON is timezone handling.