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Stack Overflow goes live David Jones jonesy79@gmail.com \| \| Tags: programming \| Comments (0) \| Visits (103) Jeff Atwood, who many of you know as the author of Coding Horror.com , has been working with some others on a site to try and help programmers become better programmers. " Stackoverflow is sort of like the anti- experts-exchange (minus the... from Blog: Write it on a Rock	Stack Overflow goes live
Top 10 Things That Annoy Programmers David Jones jonesy79@gmail.com \| \| Tags: programming random funny \| Comments (0) \| Visits (112) Kevin Pang compiled this list from a question on StackOverflow.com. For me, I think my top three, in order, would be #9 (Interruptions), #3 (Vagueness) and then #8 (Scope creep). from Blog: Write it on a Rock	Top 10 Things That Annoy Programmers
Agent Performance Tuning - Stupid mistakes Urs Meli urs.meli@belsoft.ch \| \| Tags: lotusscript performance agents programming \| Comments (0) \| Visits (177) Today I tested my agent, which updated some calendar entries, which were replicated via LEI from a MSSQL database. Lei replicated the data in a notesdatabase in under a minute. After the replication, LEI started my agent, which took more then 1900... from Blog: Urs Meli
Generate Excel spreadsheets using Lotusscript Karl-Henry Martinsson TexasSwede@gmail.com \| \| Tags: lotusscript programming \| Comments (1) \| Visits (88) Bill Buchan just wrote about exporting data to Excel using a CSV file. There is actually a cool and surprisingly easy way to generate documents that show up in Excel as real spreadsheets, with formatting, colors, etc. Simply create a file containing... from Blog: TexasSwede
NotesURL and Resolve Peter Presnell ktree19@yahoo.com \| \| Tags: inspector programming .dominoframework notesurl \| Comments (0) \| Visits (66) NotesURL is a property available for the NotesSession, NotesDatabase, NotesView, NotesForm, NotesAgent, and NotesDocument classes. It was one of those properties I had never really paid much attention to. That was before I found myself... from Blog: .Domino Framework	NotesURL and Resolve
Defensive Programming Peter Presnell ktree19@yahoo.com \| \| Tags: .dominoframework programming \| Comments (1) \| Visits (47) Defensive programming involves writing code in such a way as to handle unforseen circumctances. Too often when I look at code that is developed for Notes applications I see little or no evidence of defensive programming being used. Notes... from Blog: .Domino Framework	Defensive Programming
AJAX Article in The View Keith Nolen keith@knproductions.com \| \| Tags: domino view ajax publishing programming \| Comments (0) \| Visits (42) As of last week, my most recent article for The View is available on-line and in the print edition . It's called " Notes client application makeover for the Web, Part 2: Improving the user experience with AJAX" and is the second of three articles.... from Blog: Yellerdog	AJAX Article in The View
Parse URL in Domino agent Karl-Henry Martinsson TexasSwede@gmail.com \| \| Tags: web code_snippet programming lotusscript \| Comments (3) \| Visits (113) Not Forum Friday, but Usenet Tuesday. A user in comp.groupware.lotus-notes.programmer had a question about generating Notes document remotely/in an automated way from another web application, using Perl: > We have a Lotus Notes... from Blog: TexasSwede	Parse URL in Domino agent
SNTT: Lists - the forgotten gem in Lotusscript Karl-Henry Martinsson TexasSwede@gmail.com \| \| Tags: programming show-and-tell-thursday sntt lotusscript \| Comments (2) \| Visits (70) OK, I know it is Friday already, but here is my Show-n-Tell-Thursday entry... Lists are a data type that I don't think is used enough. Many Notes developers, even some that been programming in the environment for years, don't use this very powerful... from Blog: TexasSwede

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