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Domino V10.0.1 Community Editions 
By Paul Withers | 12/14/18 5:28 AM | Infrastructure - Notes / Domino | Added by Oliver Busse
It’s publicly official now. Barry Rosen has confirmed that Domino 10.0.1 will be released next week with the Domino Server Community Edition and the Notes Client Community Edition. The Notes / Domino / Administrator client has been free for some time, but there was no public download of V10 available.
Lotus Lives
By Red Pill Now | 12/13/18 9:17 AM | Business - Social Business | Added by Oliver Busse
By any measure last Friday was a very notable day in the History of Notes/Domino. Not only was it the 29th anniversary of the first release of Notes but we heard the news that HCL had acquired (or is acquiring) the full rights to Notes/Domino along with a number of products in the IBM portfolio. Perhaps the most notable of these being Connections.
It’s Business as Usual
By Hogne B. Pettersen | 12/11/18 2:58 AM | Business - Social Business | Added by Oliver Busse
Just keep using your IBM Collaboration Solutions software as usual and keep up your relationship with IBM or your IBM business partner as you always have. It’s business as usual. As an IBM champion with several customers using collaborative software from IBM, as well as being the leader of the Norwegian usergroup (ISBG), I’ve been asked by many people about what the deal between IBM and HCL will mean for them as customers.
Whooomf – All Change. HCL Buys The Shop…
By Gabriella Davis | 12/7/18 2:30 AM | Business - Social Business | Added by Oliver Busse
According to this Press Release as of mid June 2019, HCL take ownership of a bunch of IBM products including Notes, Domino and Connections on premises. Right now and since late 2017 there has been a partnership with IBM on some of the products such as Notes, Domino, Traveler and Sametime* so this will take IBM out of the picture entirely. Here are my first “oh hey it’s 4am” thoughts on why that’s not entirely surprising or unwelcome news ..
The DQL Approach
By Paul Withers | 11/23/18 10:41 AM | App Dev - Open Source | Added by Oliver Busse
Earlier today I posted this tweet. It followed another update from John Curtis teasing more enhancements coming to DQL. If you’ve been following closely presentations and announcements about DQL, there are a few things that have been said and seem clear to me, things that give insight into the approach with DQL that are interesting and demonstrate the team is thinking beyond history, beyond Domino, and building for the future. Let me elaborate.
Understanding Notes Client JVM Heap
By Paul Withers | 11/21/18 1:47 AM | Infrastructure - Notes / Domino | Added by Oliver Busse
In base Eclipse it’s also possible to set these, in the eclipse.ini and display the current heap size in the preferences, on the General tab.
That setting for displaying the current heap size has also been available in Domino Designer’s preferences for some time. You can’t see the setting in the Notes Client, only in Domino Designer. It’s again on the General tab.
node node.js, domino-db & Docker (12): DominoDB and a big NO-NO?
By Sven Hasselbach | 11/15/18 7:17 PM | App Dev - Web | Added by Oliver Busse
Disclaimer: This is a response on Heiko’s post about his security considerations with the domino-db module. It is good to have such a discussion, and hopefully this discussion will go on. This is my personal view on this topic. If you have another opinion, feel free to add a comment.
DominoDB and a big NO-NO !
By Heiko Voigt | 11/14/18 5:26 PM | App Dev - Web | Added by Oliver Busse
So folks,
the beta of DominoDB is out and people are starting to use it.
One of my early-adopting customers started to play around with it and started to create a React.-based application using DominoDb to modify database content. They secured their Proton task using the SSL encryption. So far so good. What I did not expect was the flaw in the architecture of the app that I came across when I looked at the source