Today Marie Scott (Blog
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and Tom Duff (Blog
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sat down with Bruce and Julian to talk about their new book "Sametime
8: A User's Guide".
We talk about:
- How did writing the book come about
- How long the book took to write
- Bacon
- Some of the challenges of writing a
book
- The review process
- What versions of Sametime are covered
- What the book covers
- Bacon
- Where you can buy the book
- Where you can read
a free chapter from the book
- The book has a supporting
blog site
You can buy the
book from these sites and other book retailers:
The
promo codes to receive a 33% discount on XPages video training "TN119"
and "TN120" are still valid for another week over on the XPages101.net
XPages video training site.
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The podcast runs 39:57
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Let's talk Eclipse plugins! It's not
just an Eclipse thing, plugins can be used to extend the functionality
of your Lotus Notes client.
Mikkel
Heisterberg has been instrumental
in helping developers wade through the murky waters of Lotus Notes sidebar
app and plugin development for several years, through Lotusphere and user
group presentations, blog articles, and onsite training. Bruce and Julian
talked to him about how this plugin technology can be used and what's going
to be in the new IBM
Redbook he's been working
on (HINT: it's about plugin development).
The promo codes to receive a 33% discount on XPages video training "TN119"
and "TN120" are still valid for another two weeks over on the
XPages101.net
XPages video training site.
Have you signed up yet?
The podcast runs 44:11.
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July, August and September brought 9 brand
new episodes of the Taking Notes podcast. Now would be a good time to catch
up on them:
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Let's talk Eclipse plugins! It's not just
an Eclipse thing, plugins can be used to extend the functionality of your
Lotus Notes client.
Mikkel
Heisterberg has been instrumental
in helping developers wade through the murky waters of Lotus Notes sidebar
app and plugin development for several years, through Lotusphere and user
group presentations, blog articles, and onsite training. Bruce and Julian
talked to him about how this plugin technology can be used and what's going
to be in the new IBM
Redbook he's been working
on (HINT: it's about plugin development).
The promo codes to receive a 33% discount on XPages video training "TN119"
and "TN120" are still valid for another two weeks over on the
XPages101.net
XPages video training site.
Have you signed up yet?
The podcast runs 44:11.
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Today we had two IBMers on the show - Sacha
Chua and Luis Benitez where we talked about IBM's Lotus Connections and
things like social software user adoption behind the firewall, the Lotus
Connections API and app integration, open source, product evangelism, ROI,
how customers are using Connections and much more.
Sacha and Luis are extremely engaging speakers and you can hear how passionate
they are about social software and media and especially how IBM's Lotus
software portfolio makes them look like rock stars.
"How
Microblogging Drives Business Value To Organizations"
blog entry that Luis talked about in the show.
Sacha's blog "Living
an Awesome Life" and
on Twitter @sachac
Luis's blog "Socialize
Me" and on Twitter @lbenitez
This episode runs 37:35.
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This Episode of The Taking Notes podcast
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Today we speak with IBM's Kathy Holden, Rob Novak (SNAPPS)
and a Quickr customer about all of the great things that are part of Lotus
Quickr 8.5 including:
- Support for over 27 languages out-of-the-box
- Linux support
- Previewing files has change
- No more ActiveX required
- Quickr connectors and support for meta
data
- Quickr for developers
- Lists and what they are
- Changes to how ACL'swork with folders
- Speed improvements
- The new templates
- ECM integration
- Why DAOS is a good thing for Quickr
- Integration with Lotus Notes and Lotus
Connections
- and much more
This
episode runs 46:11 and is 42.4mb. Enjoy the podcast and we hope you
learn a lot about Quickr 8.5.
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This Episode of The Taking Notes podcast
is sponsored by the fine folks at XPages101.net
where you can use the promo code "TN119" to receive a 33% discount
on their XPages Video training series. Over 6+ hour of videos and
30+ lessons. Sign
up and start learning XPages now.
In this episode we interview Tungle's
CEO Marc
Gingras and talk about::
This
episode runs 36:44 and is 35.3mb.
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