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Engage – What a Great Event !
By Martin Donnelly | 5/19/17 10:34 AM | Community - Events / People | Added by Oliver Busse
A week has passed since the Engage conference at the Elisabeth Center in Antwerp. I had a few days’ vacation right afterwards which gave me time to reflect on what was another hugely successful event organized by IBM champion and community hero Theo Heselmans.
Do You Have An Opinion on the Domino Application Platform Direction? Read This. 
By Bill Malchisky | 5/18/17 10:57 AM | Business - Social Business | Added by Oliver Busse
As Barry Rosen mentioned during our Engage session last week, ICS Offering Management is seeking feedback around the Domino application platform. This opportunity is significant enough that I felt it appropriate to author a separate post.
Making "X-Forwarded-For" log feature IBM Domino FP8 actually work
By Jesper Kiær | 5/17/17 3:17 PM | Infrastructure - Notes / Domino | Added by Oliver Busse
In March I wrote about the new log feature in IBM Domino in connection with using a Reverse Proxy.
http://nevermind.dk/nevermind/blog.nsf/subject/new-logging-feature-in-ibm-domino-fp8-when-using-reverse-proxy---x-forwarded-for
The issue is that you will always get the IP address of the Reverse Proxy in you HTTP log files and not the actual IP of the user.
Social Connections - here I come!
By Victor Toal | 5/16/17 3:25 PM | Business - Social Business | Added by Oliver Busse
Looks like I will be in Chicago June 1-2 this year! Social Connections is a great conference, you should check it out and attend if you can – there is allot of great content and I am not just talking about my session … and you get to meet and interact with allot of people at the conference and make really, really, really great connections for yourself.
The ICS on Linux Round Table Session Notes
By Bill Malchisky | 5/15/17 9:03 AM | Infrastructure - Notes / Domino | Added by Oliver Busse
Great session last Monday. We filled the table with overflow and discussed many good topics raised by the attendees. Below are the notes and some of the URLs cited during the event. Please feel free to comment and keep the discussion going.
Engaged at Engage 2017 in Antwerpen, Belgium!
By Robert Ibsen Voith | 5/12/17 3:23 PM | Community - Events / People | Added by Oliver Busse
Over the years I have attended many Lotuspheres and the latter IBM Connects. What I really enjoyed in the first Lotuspheres, were the intense depth of some of the sessions. Remember C API sessions with difficulty settings? Tree dots meant the real deal! Well, those days are over and generally Lotusphere has become more and more a marketing event. Not necessarily a bad thing, but not the same as “back then”
What We Learned at Engage – Red Pill Now
By Red Pill Now | 5/12/17 3:13 PM | Community - Events / People | Added by Oliver Busse
Being one of the major events in the ICS community, Engage provides a chance for IBM, Customers and Business Partners to get updates on the platform and exchange thoughts and views about what the future holds. This year’s event was no exception.
Convenience at a cost: comparing Domino Java APIs performance (standard, ODA, JNA)
By Mark Leusink | 5/12/17 9:56 AM | App Dev - XPages | Added by Oliver Busse
I’m into performance at the moment, trying to solve some nasty issues in one of the applications I work on. While researching the topic I came across Karsten Lehmann’s Domino JNA project that allows you to use some low-level C-API methods using Java. It contains functions that are very useful in my scenario, but I also wondered how the library performed. So I wrote some basic tests, comparing JNA with the ‘standard’ (or ‘legacy’) Domino API and, while I was at it, the org.openntf.domino (ODA) API.
Engage User Group Conference Summary
By IBM developerWorks | 5/12/17 9:39 AM | Business - Social Business | Added by Oliver Busse
Another amazing Engage User Group event has come and gone. I'm energized by the enthusiasm that Lifetime IBM Champion Theo Heselmans generates with this event. What makes this event so special? I asked numerous people in the community why they come to Engage each year, both sponsors and attendees. It's a combination of several things.
Engage Review and Slides
By Paul Withers | 5/11/17 11:59 AM | Community - Events / People | Added by Oliver Busse
Over the last few days I’ve been attending Engage. As ever, it was an excellent conference, with a great attendance from across Europe. (If you’ve not attended a user group recently and will not this year, put it on your list for next year, May 2018.) As ever, Theo is a brilliant organiser and the social events were great. As ever, the speakers were top quality.
The IBM Domino Developer Edition – It’s coming in Q3 – finally ;)
By Christian Guedemann | 5/11/17 11:58 AM | App Dev - XPages | Added by Oliver Busse
Antwerp – Engage, 1st Day: What an important announcement, there will be a free for non production use licence of the latest and greatest IBM Domino Server. No time bomb and the only limitation is the usage. The purpose of this licence is very simple: Developers of all kind and nature are getting access to the huge ecosystem of IBM Notes/Domino/XPages Application Development.
Domino Server for Developers Entitlement Announced
By Paul Withers | 5/9/17 9:27 AM | App Dev - XPages | Added by Oliver Busse
Today at Engage Ed Brill announced that in Q3 there will be a Domino server licensing entitlement for developers. Yes, you read that correct. There are still some logistics to be finalised (e.g. access to feature packs to keep up to date), but this is great news.
High Performance REST Applications (4) – Looking into OSGi
By Sven Hasselbach | 5/4/17 6:57 AM | App Dev - XPages | Added by Kenio Carvalho
Before going any deeper into the the servlet project, let’s have a look at the imported projects and talk about some OSGi basics.
IoT The Next Big Thing For Application Development?
By Red Pill Now | 5/4/17 3:59 AM | App Dev - Cloud | Added by Oliver Busse
I consider myself fortunate that my career has coincided with the rise of the computer as a business tool. Over that time I have seen a series of break-out technologies that have significantly changed the way computers have not only solved business needs but also transformed that way businesses can work.