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May 2012
Today we celebrate the 100th episode of
the "This
Week in Lotus" podcast hosted
by Darren Duke and Stuart McIntyre. Special thanks to NASA for helping
us broadcast this show from the moon.
The show runs 3:36 and is best enjoyed
while sitting down.
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On this show we sat down with all of the
authors of the new "XPages
Extension Library" book
which is now available for purchase. This 537 page book was written by
Paul Hannan (@pdhannan),
Declan
Sciolla-Lynch (@qtzar),
Jeremy
Hodge (@jeremyhodge),
Paul
Withers (@paulswithers)
and Tim
Tripcony (@timtripcony).
The book is also available as an eBook, on Kindle and as an iBook.
On the podcast we discussed:
- How the book came to be
- What tools they used to produce the
book
- The
OpenNTF Extension Library Project
and the associated Upgrade
Pack 1 documentation on the
IBM Wiki
- An introduction to the XPages Extension
Library and what it exactly is
- How the book is goes beyond being "the
documentation"
- Who else was involved with the creation
of the book content
- Paul, Declan, Jeremy, Paul and Tim talk
about the chapters they co-authored and some of their favorite XPages Extension
Library controls
- Tim's WatrCoolr
project on OpenNTF
- Russ Maher and his
unique way of reading this
great new book
- The
XSP Starter Kit Project on OpenNTF
by Nathan T. Freeman
- XPages architect Phil Riand and Tim's
upcoming interview with Taking Notes (Exclusive!)
- and much more....
You
can also follow Julian (@jrobichaux),
Bruce (@belgort)
and The Taking Notes Podcast (@takingnotespod)
on Twitter.
The show runs 40:10. Oh and before we forget! Be sure and listen to Episode
154 of Taking Notes to hear Paul Calhoun and Russ Maher
talk about all things XPages. Thanks for subscribing.
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Paul
Calhoun and Russ
Maher have travelled to many
different countries and cities over the past 2 years, training people on
XPages with their basic and advanced multi-day
bootcamps. Bruce and Julian
caught up with them at the AdminDev
2012 conference to discuss:
- What kinds of topics are people interested
in?
- Is mobile XPages development "hot"
right now?
- How about XPages in the Notes Client
(XPiNC)?
- Will knowledge of XPages development
help you learn Websphere/J2EE?
- What are some good learning resources?
- XPages101
and TLCC
- And more...
This
podcast is 21:57 in length, 21mb in size.
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Gab
Davis and Paul
Mooney talk about their new
Connections101.net
website, a project to document the steps involved with building an IBM
Connections server from scratch
using a "module-based" approach. In the podcast they discuss:
- What motivated you to do this in the
first place?
- What kinds of questions are customers
asking about Connections?
- Is it really that complicated of a product
to set up?
- What is the difference between Connections101
and the IBM
wikis?
- Do IBM Lotus Notes and Domino customers
already have an entitlement to IBM Connections?
- And much more...
You
can contact Paul and Gab directly via their websites (pmooney.net
and turtleweb.com)
or on Twitter at @pmooneynet
and @gabturtle.
Episode 153 runs 35:00.
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