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classy Tim Tripcony Tim.Tripcony@lotus911.com \| \| Tags: oop \| Comments (6) \| Visits (381) I'm frequently told by fellow Notes/Domino developers, "I don't write classes". When I ask why, on rare occasion the response is that OOP == over-engineering; procedural code is always sufficient to "get the job done". Far more... from Blog: Yellow is the New Blog	classy
testable code = better code? Jan Schulz jan.schulz@bonding.de \| \| Tags: unittest design pattern oop \| Comments (0) \| Visits (125) After my entry about event delegation, I went out and refreshed my memory about Design Pattern (The GOF book was the first - and up to now my only - book about programming. Hey, It's just a hobby for me . I also found the Google Testing Blog . Especially... from Blog: Jan Schulz	testable code = better code?
Building "Composite" Applications In Notes 6 Peter Presnell ktree19@yahoo.com \| \| Tags: .dominoframework compositeapplications events oop \| Comments (3) \| Visits (221) I am presently working on a project that requires coordination between separate components contained within a frameset. In Notes 8 this would be considered a composite application but I need to implement this solution in Notes 6.0. Fortuantely... from Blog: .Domino Framework
Adding Abstract Classes To A Framework Peter Presnell ktree19@yahoo.com \| \| Tags: .dominoframework oop classes \| Comments (1) \| Visits (212) After writing my blog about implementing abstract (and other) classes in LotusScript I started to think about ways to reduce the code that would be required to implement this into each and every abstract/sealed class in a framework. I have... from Blog: .Domino Framework	Adding Abstract Classes To A Framework
Reducing Programming Language Differences Peter Presnell ktree19@yahoo.com \| \| Tags: vb.net lotusscript oop java c \| Comments (2) \| Visits (119) One of the things that struck me when I attended my first C# programming class was the fact that the instructor was often switching between code examples written in either c# or VB.Net. These two languages had evolved in such a way that in many ways they... from Blog: .Domino Framework
Implementing abstract classes, sealed classes, and... Peter Presnell ktree19@yahoo.com \| \| Tags: lotusscript oop .dominoframework classes \| Comments (0) \| Visits (150) This post was prompted after following all the fun Tim Tripcomy was having building a mini-framework to demonstrate remote event binding .... Rather than just getting frustrated with the lack of progress by IBM in developing the LotusScript language - in... from Blog: .Domino Framework
History Of LotusScript - Part 3 Peter Presnell ktree19@yahoo.com \| \| Tags: lotusscript .dominoframework vb oop \| Comments (1) \| Visits (142) LotusScript is a dialect of the BASIC programming language. Version 1.0 of LotusScript was released in 1993 as part of a new spreadsheet product called Lotus Improv. LotusScript 2.0 added the ability to work with Notes... from Blog: .Domino Framework	History Of LotusScript - Part 3
Domino.Reflection Namespace Extended Peter Presnell ktree19@yahoo.com \| \| Tags: oop inspector reflection .dominoframework \| Comments (0) \| Visits (65) I have just finished expanding the Domino.Reflection namespace to allow the new Inspector tool to browse the contents of LotusScript libraries. Inspector will be able to display information about data documents, profile documents, design... from Blog: .Domino Framework	Domino.Reflection Namespace Extended
Building flexiblility into class constructors Peter Presnell ktree19@yahoo.com \| \| Tags: lotusscript oop \| Comments (6) \| Visits (67) One of the limitations in LotusScript for OOP is the lack of support for method overloading i.e. the ability to invoke a method passing a different number of parameters and/or a different combination of parameter types..... This limitation... from Blog: .Domino Framework
Customizing Templates Peter Presnell ktree19@yahoo.com \| \| Tags: .dominoframework lotusscript customization template oop \| Comments (0) \| Visits (58) So this week I spent a lot of time trying to think of cool ways to make the .Domino Framework more easily customizable. This following is the solution I have come up with and can apply to any template that uses OOP and want to make the code easily... from Blog: .Domino Framework	Customizing Templates

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