Domino Web Application Development Best Practices Wiki goes live
by Volker Weber
Domino Web Application Development Best Practices Wiki - seven words. That qualifies as a proper IBM name.
Lotus and IBM Redbooks have partnered together to populate this wiki with best practices from IBM, partners, and customers. This combines the quality and reputation of Redbooks with the dynamic and collaborative Wikis that Lotus has published. Wikis are a relatively new Web browser-based technology that allows people to easily publish new and updated information as well as add comments, which results in technical information that is more accurate and current.
This is a test. The first wiki to replace the RedBooks we have known for years.
[via Chris Toohey]
Comments
I'm impressed, I am a big fan of the redbook but this is better than I had hoped, I like the PDF feature !
I have only skimmed the contents : initial thoughts are lots of great stuff. I had hoped to get more of an insight into Dojo as that seems to be a big part of IBMs future web stuff - at the moment the best insight seems to be via Viktor Krantz of Snapps
Anybody with an insight have ideas about where to leave general comments for the team - is there a forum element or is the only option straight to Wiki ?
@Sean: try this link
Post a comment
Recent comments
Nick Shelness
on History of the Internet - a Motiongraphics documentary at 12:19
Nick Shelness
on History of the Internet - a Motiongraphics documentary at 12:03
Sebastian Grötsch
on Web-Centric Platform and New Palm Pre Phone to Debut Exclusively on Sprint at 09:56
Paul Mooney
on Web-Centric Platform and New Palm Pre Phone to Debut Exclusively on Sprint at 01:33
David Richardson
on Web-Centric Platform and New Palm Pre Phone to Debut Exclusively on Sprint at 23:56
Alexander Kluge
on Travelling vowe at 21:36
Sarah Iveys
on Bubble Breaker at 18:48
Stuart McIntyre
on View your Lotusphere Schedule on your Apple iPhone and iPod touch at 18:23
Volker Weber
on View your Lotusphere Schedule on your Apple iPhone and iPod touch at 18:12
Michael Sedlaczek
on View your Lotusphere Schedule on your Apple iPhone and iPod touch at 17:54
Ben Rose
on No surprises at the PhilNote at 17:02
Volker Weber
on No surprises at the PhilNote at 16:35
Kerr Rainey
on No surprises at the PhilNote at 14:40
Ben Rose
on No surprises at the PhilNote at 13:18
Kerr Rainey
on No surprises at the PhilNote at 12:47
Ben Rose
on No surprises at the PhilNote at 11:49
Mathias Ziolo
on No surprises at the PhilNote at 01:04
Alex Wokurka
on No surprises at the PhilNote at 23:14
Ragnar Schierholz
on No surprises at the PhilNote at 23:02
Volker Weber
on No surprises at the PhilNote at 21:53
Ben Poole
on No surprises at the PhilNote at 21:07
Pieterjan Lansbergen
on No surprises at the PhilNote at 21:03
Jan Tietze
on No surprises at the PhilNote at 20:48
Ben Rose
on No surprises at the PhilNote at 15:14
Ben Rose
on No surprises at the PhilNote at 14:46
Click here to subscribe
