Notes / Domino
Are You Tired of Domino Designer?
By NCUG | 10/16/20 9:53 AM | Development - Notes / Domino | Added by Roberto Boccadoro
Poor old Domino Designer. It has received a lot of flak, and let’s face it: It’s very, very dated and not something you want for 2020. HCL now seems to have come up with it’s successor: Volt MX!
First of all: Don’t let the Volt part of Volt MX fool you into thinking that this has anything to do with Domino Volt. HCL will be using the term Volt for all their low code products, and Volt MX is something else entirely.
Big things to come 
By Oliver Busse | 10/15/20 9:40 AM | Development - Notes / Domino | Added by Martin Pradny
On Monday this week, I witnessed the future of app development - without a heavy IDE but somewhat "on Domino". There was also another announcement from HCL - HCL Volt MX. Technology-wise HCL Volt MX has nothing to do with HCL Domino Volt. The term "Volt" is just something HCL wants to be understood as their Low-Code idea in general.
Join me for an OpenNTF Webinar on Thu 10/22
By Michael G. Smith | 10/15/20 6:04 AM | Development - Notes / Domino | Added by Oliver Busse
On Thursday, October 22nd I will be presenting a webinar for OpenNTF about the Flexible View Control for XPages. Thank you to OpenNTF for the opportunity to demonstrate this content. For more information and to register for the webinar, visit the OpenNTF website. For a primer on the Flexible View Control, see the series here.
October Webinar - XPages Flexible View Control with Michael G. Smith
By Paul Withers | 10/9/20 11:15 AM | Development - Notes / Domino | Added by Roberto Boccadoro
If you’ve been building XPages applications for any amount of time then you probably have struggled integrating view data into your apps and thought to yourself “it shouldn’t be this hard”. The Flexible View Control for XPages can simplify this process for you. The FVC is a re-usable XPages custom control built on jQuery and DataTables that sources data from Domino REST Services and xAgents.
A Notes-Client-Friendly Way To Access JWT-Protected Resources
By Jesse Gallagher | 10/9/20 2:31 AM | Development - Notes / Domino | Added by Martin Pradny
I recently had call to access the Zoom REST API in a Notes client app so I figured it'd be as good an opportunity as any to use the HTTP and JSON classes added in V10 and 11. The basics there are fine enough - though those classes aren't featureful, they can get the job done. However, the Zoom API needs specialized authentication, beyond the username/password.
Domino AppDev Pack 1.0.6 released
By Ales Lichtenberg | 10/8/20 12:22 PM | Development - Notes / Domino | Added by Matteo Bisi
Release 1.0.6 includes the following changes:
New Java API documentation. See here and here.
New Java API support for rich text, agent and Act-as-User operations.
New Exclusive OAuth2 scopes for calendar API access. See here and here.
Removed support for Domino V10.0.1 FP5.
New Node.js API to export a Domino database as DXL. For details see exportDXL.