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Outside of IBM/Lotus (and possibly including them, too), Teamwork Solutions has published more technical articles on the subjects of Lotus Notes and Lotus Domino than anybody else, anywhere. When you're looking for help with a project, look to the experts

The View, April 2011 - Scott Good Give Your XPages a Boost with the Repeat Control, Part 1 – The Basics Discover how to use XPages repeat controls to build more functional applications.

The View, December 2010 - Scott Good Streamlining XPages Development with Themes Find out how themes can make your XPages development a little simpler by easing the task of adjusting your application for differences among browser platforms and enabling you to set properties on controls and resources throughout your applications from a single centralized location.

The View, June 2010 - Scott Good Domino Web Development from the Ground Up: Leveraging the Power of Agents Master the art of getting things done in your Domino Web applications with LotusScript agents.

The View, May 2010 - Scott Good JavaScript for XPages: An Introduction to Server-Side JavaScript Get started writing server-side JavaScript functions for your XPages applications.

The View, February 2010 - Scott Good JavaScript for XPages: Writing Successful Client-Side Code Working with JavaScript in XPages is not the same as working with JavaScript in classic Notes and Domino, nor anywhere else for that matter. Discover the differences and learn techniques and concepts for writing client-side JavaScript in XPages.

The View, December 2009 - Scott Good Domino Web Development from the Ground Up: Using HTML HTML skills are essential for Domino Web developers. Gain a basic understanding of HTML, how the Domino server converts design elements to HTML, and how to work with HTML when designing applications.

The View, December 2009 - Scott Good Domino Web Development from the Ground Up Use your Lotus Notes client development experience as the starting point for becoming a skilled Domino Web application developer.

The View, December 2009 - Scott Good Domino Web Development from the Ground Up: Convert a Simple Notes Application for Web Use Converting Notes applications for use from the Web allows users without Notes clients to access your applications from anywhere.

The View, July 2009 - Scott Good Using jQuery Plug-ins Is an Easy Way to Add Popular Features to Web Applications The jQuery JavaScript library is an often-overlooked resource that can greatly simplify your Web application development.

The View, May 2009 - Scott Good Build Type-Ahead into Your Applications Using Ajax and jQuery Learn to exploit the jQuery JavaScript library’s core capabilities in your IBM Lotus Domino Web applications.

The View, April 2009 - Scott Good Get Started with jQuery for Faster Web Application Development The jQuery JavaScript library is an often-overlooked resource that can greatly simplify your Web application development.

The View, July/August 2008 - Scott Good Win users by making your Notes applications look as great as they work Learn easy visual changes you can make to your applications (in minutes!) to make them look professional, organized, and pleasing to the eye.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Use JSON in IBM Lotus Domino Web Applications Learn how to make, retrieve, parse, and display Notes database information asynchronously in a browser using JavaScript Object Notation (JSON).

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good IBM Lotus Domino Web Development with JSON Learn the basics of JavaScript Object Notation, a faster, simpler, easier-to-use alternative to XML.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Improve JavaScript Performance in IBM Lotus Domino Web Pages with Reusable Items If you're building complex JavaScript-intensive applications, you may want to consider adding this trick to your toolbox.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Use AJAX to Build DHTML Web Views in IBM Lotus Domino Find out how to use Asynchronous JavaScript And XML (AJAX) to build faster dynamic Web views in Domino.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Use AJAX to Manage Large Lists of Dependent Options in IBM Lotus Domino Find out how to use Asynchronous JavaScript And XML (AJAX) to give users more sophisticated category/sub-category choices in Domino Web Applications.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Use iFrames for a Different Kind of Asynchronous Application with IBM Lotus Domino Put iframes to use for versatile Web applications, to add AJAX-like functionality to your sites

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Build Your Own XML with LotusScript Use LotusScript and AJAX to make Domino data easily consumable by other programs

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Build an IBM Lotus Domino Name and Address Book Picker with AJAX See how to put Asynchronous JavaScript and XML to work for you by creating a handy application you can reuse for other development projects

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Get Started with AJAX in IBM Lotus Domino Learn how to use Asynchronous JavaScript and XML with your Domino Web applications to make them perform better for users

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Improve IBM Lotus Notes Web Action Buttons Cascading style sheets and a little JavaScript can go a long way to make your Notes Action Buttons look much better on the Web.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Use CSS to Simulate Framesets in IBM Lotus Domino Web Pages Stuck with frameset limitations? Learn how to provide a similar structured layout and a more functional web page using Cascading Style Sheets.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Bread Crumb Web Links in Lotus Domino Learn how to add advanced navigation to your Web site.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Build a Dynamic Menu and Integrate it into Your Domino Web Pages Use Cascading Style Sheets to easily build dynamic menus.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Build a Dynamic Menu for Domino Web Pages with CSS By leveraging the cascading capabilities of the tag identification process, you can do quite sophisticated things in terms of building what otherwise might be very complicated DHTML menus.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Build a Notes-Based CSS-Driven Web Site Learn how to build a highly configurable Web site using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS).

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Position Elements on Domino Web Pages with CSS Learn how to control to where objects appear on the page.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Use Advanced CSS in Lotus Domino Web Applications Explore the nuances of cascading and learn how to get CSS specifications into your Web pages and sites.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Get Powerful Results from Cascading Style Sheets Just a few lines of code can give you big results when using cascading style sheets (CSS) for your Web design.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good A Beginner's Guide to Cascading Style Sheets Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) can give you greater control and flexibility with your Web design. Get started learning it today.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Make JavaScript More Portable Use these techniques to make your code more portable and reusable while simplifying maintenance.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good JavaScript "Helper" Functions Use these time-saving functions to help with your JavaScript.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good JavaScript and DHTML Tabbed Tables Build a visually pleasing alternative to the Notes tables.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Improve Web Applications with JavaScript and DHTML Using DHTML in your Web apps improves performance and expands your user interface options.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Make JavaScript More Flexible Leverage the power of Domino to build dynamic JavaScript functions.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Making LotusScript Subroutines More Global Use these advanced techniques to make code more reusable.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Create Compelling User Interfaces with JavaScript Use JavaScript to communicate among framesets and manage graphical roll-overs.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Work with Date and Time References in LotusScript Try these techniques for avoiding the hard-to-use NotesDateTime LotusScript object.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Working with Multiple Windows Learn how to build interactive applications relatively easily.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Dynamically Change Browser Form Field Options Using JavaScript Create more flexible and easy-to-maintain applications.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Use the Dialogbox LotusScript Function to Ease Coding Put this "helper" function to use on the more mundane LotusScript tasks.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Build a Universal JavaScript Function for Accessing Field Values Use this time-saving method to access the correct field values in the correct manner, without knowing the field type.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Using the Format Function to Convert Data Here are a few tips on using the Format function to convert other data types to formatted strings.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Access Notes Fields with JavaScript Accessing fields, looping, and more with JavaScript in Notes.

Lotus Advisor Live - Scott Good Notes/Domino Dos and Don'ts Here's a glimpse at the 25 development best practices and "avoid-at-all-costs" Scott presented in two LOTUS ADVISOR LIVE sessions.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Code Common JavaScript Objects Get up-to-speed on radio buttons, check boxes, and some JavaScript quirks.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Use JavaScript in Notes An introduction to the basics of the language.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Build a Reusable, Easily Modified Messaging Capability in LotusScript If you've been following this series of articles about how to learn LotusScript, you'll be able to put all your knowledge to work in this sample project.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Working with Arrays in LotusScript Use dynamic and multidimensional arrays to help you track and consolidate variables and values.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Even More LotusScript "Helper" Functions Use these handy functions for easier programming.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good More Built-in LotusScript Functions for Easier Coding Put these additional "helper" functions to use on mundane LotusScript tasks.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Use Built-in LotusScript Functions for Easier Coding Put these "helper" functions to use on the more mundane LotusScript tasks.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good How to Do Smart Things with the NotesRichTextItem This object has its limitations, but you can use it to add powerful features to your applications.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Benefit from the NotesRichText Object Learn to love (or at least live with) this quirky LotusScript object.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Leverage the Power of LotusScript Functions and Subroutines Pass parameters to make your code more reusable, plus use Script Libraries.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good Simplify Your LotusScript Use subroutines, functions, and global variables for more elegant code.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good LotusScript Programming: NotesDocumentCollections Manage entire groups of documents almost as easily as you do just one.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good LotusScript Programming: Conditional Statements and Looping Leverage some of the most useful functions of LotusScript: Ifs, Case Statements and, most of all, looping.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good LotusScript Programming: Get a Handle on Scripting Get handles to the objects you'll be using on a daily basis.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good A Beginner's Guide to LotusScript: The Building Blocks Learn how to use the debugger, work with arrays, and all about common error messages.

Lotus Advisor - Scott Good A Beginner's Guide to LotusScript Get started writing LotusScript for your Notes applications.

Lotus Advisor -Scott Good Build Web Graphic Rollovers Using Adobe Photoshop Sophisticated graphics give users visual feedback and makes the page come alive.

Lotus Advisor - Henry Newberry, et al Lotus Advisor Editors' Awards 2004 LOTUS ADVISOR editors share their insights on the best, most innovative Lotus development and administrative tools at 2004's Lotusphere.

Lotus Advisor - Henry Newberry, et al Lotus Advisor Editors' Awards 2003 LOTUS ADVISOR editors share their insights on the best, most innovative Lotus development and administrative tools at 2003's Lotusphere.

Lotus Advisor - Henry Newberry, et al Lotus Advisor Editors' Awards 2002 LOTUS ADVISOR editors share their insights on the best, most innovative Lotus development and administrative tools at 2002's Lotusphere.

Lotus Advisor - Henry Newberry, et al Lotus Advisor Editors' Awards 2001 LOTUS ADVISOR editors share their insights on the best, most innovative Lotus development and administrative tools at 2001's Lotusphere.

Lotus Advisor - Brian Good Build an Automatic E-Mail Reminder Application in Java Use the knowledge you've gained in this Java for Domino developers series in a useful messaging project.

Lotus Advisor - Brian Good Handle Java Exceptions Expand your understanding of Java programming by learning how to handle Java exceptions.

Lotus Advisor - Brian Good Get to Know the Java Classes Learn how to use Java classes in your application development.

Lotus Advisor - Brian Good Tap into the Power of Lotus Domino Java Objects Build a Java agent to access and manipulate information in Notes/Domino.

Lotus Advisor - Brian Good Java Language Fundamentals Discover Java statement syntax, packages, data types, variables, and operators.

Lotus Advisor - Brian Good Java for Domino Developers Learn the basics of Notes development in the Java language.

Lotus Advisor - Henry Newberry Knowledge Management and Corporate Culture To truly succeed with a knowledge management implementation, you have to start with the users.

Lotus Advisor - Henry Newberry Stampede TurboGold 4.0 Reduce costs and improve productivity with this bandwidth utilization management tool.

Lotus Advisor - Henry Newberry Advanced Lotus Domino Web Views, Part 5 Part 5: Use DHTML to present data and provide client-side reporting.

Lotus Advisor - Henry Newberry DOLS 101 for Administrators Find out how to prepare your servers for DOLS applications.

Lotus Advisor - Henry Newberry Take Your Web Application Offline Domino Offline Services extends the Domino server to non-Notes users.

Lotus Advisor - Henry Newberry Four C API Tips and Tricks Here are four common tasks you can easily accomplish via the C API.

Lotus Advisor - Ray Grieselhuber Dig into Java Data with Castor JDO Use Castor JDO to extend O/R mapping capabilities to your applications.

Lotus Advisor - Ray Grieselhuber XML Data Binding Make data more manageable with XML data binding.

Lotus Advisor - Ray Grieselhuber Extend Web Collaboration with QuickPlace and WebSphere Create servlets running under WebSphere to automate administration and let users work more effectively.