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| DOMINOPOWER MAGAZINE - JANUARY 2005 |
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Lotusphere 2005 expectations
There's a lot we all look forward to each year, just before our annual pilgrimage to the warm, welcoming arms of Mickey, Donald, Goofy and the warm welcoming spirit that's Lotusphere in Orlando. There's no better way to prepare for next week's big event than to talk to some of the most interesting people in the Lotus community and have them share their thoughts and expectations for Lotus, Lotusphere, and 2004. Here's what they had to say.
How Elvis entered the building and CES went out the window
As always, your esteemed ZATZ editorial staff was on the case, prepared to cover CES in full. Unlike in previous years, uh, something happened on the way to the convention center. You see, Denise Amrich and David Gewirtz -- the two co-founders of ZATZ Publishing -- got married. And, yep, CES went out the window. To make things even more interesting, Elvis is part of the story.
Using an Early Exit strategy to make your LotusScript functions more readable
In the August issue of DominoPower, Erwin van Hunen covered the of commenting the end of "if" to "end if" blocks with a comment referring to the conditions of the "if" statement. In this follow-up piece, Neale Upstone tells us how he uses an "Early Exit" strategy to make his LotusScript functions more readable.
A simple way of commenting if/else follow-up
Erwin van Hunen's article "A simple way of commenting if/else for better understanding" in the August issue of DominoPower Magazine has generated quite a bit of feedback. This time around, we have a piece sent in by Joshua B. Jore, a Domino developer for Imation Corporation, regarding guard statements.
Four free power tools for your toolbox.
If you're doing any sort of serious Web development, before too long you're going to hit problems in the area of browser and Web server interaction. If you want to track down those pesky problems and be hero for a day, you'll need a big, shiny, red toolbox with a set of power tools that allow you to peer deep into the internals and see precisely what's going on. Author Andrew Stuart shows us what tools he keeps in his toolbox.
The momentum is coming back
This year's Lotusphere seems to be quite a bit different than the last two years. The feeling among the attendees seems to be very upbeat and energized. Find out what Senior Technical Editor Richard Echeandia has learned in talking to attendees and exhibitors.
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