Admin2005 Learning Guides

Admin2005 Learning Guides

JavaScript Learning Guide

JavaScript is a scripting language (a lightweight programming language) that is used by HTML designers (who are usually not programmes) to improve the design of their Web pages, as well as do tasks like putting dynamic text into the page or validating form data.

SearchDomino.com's JavaScript Learning Guide introduces you to JavaScript in a Notes/Domino environment and provides troubleshooting help and advice. You'll find tools and articles to help you get a good grasp on JavaScript quickly.

XML Learning Guide

Extensible Markup Language (XML) is an industry standard text-based language that describes the data used in business applications. Since an XML document includes the data and a description of what the data is all about (the metadata), developers can easily write programs that exchange data between different systems, including platforms such as Web browsers, PDAs, proprietary clients and database systems.

SearchDomino.com's XML Learning Guide contains all the resources you'll need to get a handle on working with this flexible language.

Formula Language Learning Guide

The introduction of programming languages into Notes/Domino, starting with LotusScript in R4, led to forecasts of the demise of the Formula

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language. But the Formula language remains a favored tool because its source code is compact and its performance excels. Lotus Notes/Domino 6 overhauled the Formula language and introduced many new @functions and enhancements.

SearchDomino.com's Formula Language Learning Guide will introduce you to Formula language and explain best practices, as well as pitfalls to avoid.


This was first published in April 2005

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