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When Domino acquired Web functionality back with version 4.5, we developers rejoiced that our rapid solution delivery platform of choice was keeping pace with new technologies. Since then, IBM Lotus has given us some decent features to exploit Web development. But developing applications that worked well for both the Web and for Notes has been a challenge. With XPages, IBM Lotus has addressed this issue, with stellar results.
Technical Editor Terrance A. Crow is the assistant vice president of technology at Corporate One, a corporate credit union in Ohio. He has been a Lotus Notes developer since the 3.x days under OS/2 and now uses Lotus Notes/Domino to build client-server and Web e-commerce solutions. He's also busily building solutions based on open source-based tools.
More importantly, he's married to a genius genealogist and is the father of a son just got his driver's license and a daughter who is mastering music when she isn't writing books. terrance@interstell.com. terrance@interstell.com.
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