Yaacov Cohen CEO of Mainsoft
talks with Bruce about:
- Mainsoft's SharePoint Integrator for
Lotus Notes
- Moving documents between Notes 6.5,
7.x and 8.x Lotus Notes clients and SharePoint
- Lotusphere 2009
- and much more
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Bruce and Julian had the opportunity to
talk to Ed
Brill (Worldwide Sales Manager
for Lotus Notes/Domino) and Dwight Morse (Lotus Notes Product Manager)
about changes and new features in the recent Notes
8.0.2 release. We also got
to discuss a few "future directions" sort of things. Talking
points included:
- Do we have any numbers yet on how many
companies have upgraded to Notes 8 so far? How about customer
references?
- Is Lotus comfortable with the 8.0.2
startup speed and smaller memory footprint, or will it continue to improve?
- What's the big deal about the new INI
parameter that controls whether the client opens in Basic or Standard mode?
- Are the Symphony editors in the Notes
8 Standard client simply "nice to have", or is IBM aggressively
pushing the Symphony product?
- Is there better integration coming between
Notes and Connections, especially as it relates to Activities?
- Can we confirm or deny William Shatner
as the opening session speaker at Lotusphere?
And
certainly, much much more. Also be sure to check out Dwight Morse speaking
about Notes 8 on the Ziff
Davis Innovations podcast.
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In a podcasting cross-pollination experiment,
we bring Chris
Toohey and Tim
Tripcony on the show -- you know
them from the YellowCast
podcast for Lotus Notes developers -- to talk about the pros and cons of
developing Notes applications for free. Or trying to make a small profit
on them.
Oh, and sorry it took so long to push
this out. We actually recorded over 2 weeks ago, but we've all been busy.
You know how it is.
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Bruce, Julian, and guest interviewer Sean
Burgess talk to Caleb Barlow
from IBM about the Lotus
Foundations "Start"
server, including topics like:
- What is Lotus Foundations anyway?
- The target audience is small businesses
with 1 to 500 employees. Why would they want this?
- What is an "appliance" server?
What does it mean that the Foundations server is "self-healing"?
- What version of Lotus Domino is included?
What if I want to package up custom applications or upgrade the Domino
version?
- How do Lotus Business Partners fit into
this picture?
- Collaboration
University 2008
- How is Lotus Foundations marketed against
the legacy Microsoft Small Business Server?
- Will there be other versions besides
the current Foundations "Start" server?
- Sean Burgess' Lotus
Foundation blog
- Graham
Dodge's blog
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Get the scoop on the upcoming UKLUG
conference -- September 26th
and 27th in London. We talk to Warren
Elsmore and Mike
Smith about things like:
- Who's speaking (and which Paul Mooney
will be attending)
- Are there any sponsor slots left?
- The emphasis on real Lotus customers
giving sessions
- Which company that recently migrated
TO Lotus Notes will be giving a session
- The beautiful location, just around
the corner from Westminster Abbey
Also,
if anyone can help Warren get Bluetooth working with NXT, please send him
an e-mail. Otherwise, for more information on the conference, just go to
http://uklug.info
and you'll get all the details. See you there!
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Rob
"Captain Oblivious" McDonagh
and John
Head talk about the forthcoming
Domino Server 8.5 feature called "XPages". During the show
you will learn about:
- Why you need to brush up on your Javascript
skills
- Why XPages are important
- What the heck XPages are
- What XPages can't do
- How XPages will change the way you design
Domino applications
- Will XPages run in the Notes client?
- What are some of the new design elements
in Domino Designer 8.5
- What yellow water is and much more...
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Paul
Mooney and Matt
White tell us all about the
upcoming (less than 2 weeks away) ILUG
2008 conference in Dublin.
We talk about things like:
Listen
and learn. And we hope to see you in Dublin!
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Bruce and Julian got a chance to talk to
Mikkel
Heisterberg about his new
"TwitNotes"
sidebar plugin for Notes 8, that allows you to access Twitter directly
from the Lotus Notes client. We talked about things like:
- Where did the idea for this come from?
- How hard (or easy) is it to develop
sidebar plugins for Notes 8?
- What tools do you need to get started?
- The plugin is free, but is it open source?
- Is this just one more example of how
important Java is for Notes developers now?
If
you want to install the TwitNotes plugin for Notes 8 -- and why not? It's
free! -- go to http://lekkimworld.com/twitnotes
for detailed instructions.
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Adam
Gartenberg tells us about
all sorts of new Sametime goodies, including:
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Bruce and Julian talk to Nathan
Freeman and Chris
Whisonant about the BleedYellow.com
site, discussing things like:
- What the heck is that logo anyway? Is
it Wolverine?
- Unleashing your "inner beast of
collaboration"
- How the site got started and how long
it took to put together and customize
- What can you do with the site now?
- What's coming next? (Sorry, you'll
have to listen to find that one out)
And
if you haven't visited the BleedYellow site yet, go take a peek -- registration
is free and there are plenty of things you can look at without having to
log in. If nothing else, it's a good look at what a Lotus Connections site
has to offer.
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