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by jestar_jokin
3939 days ago
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Agreed. I worked in Lotus Domino for a short while, and it was absolutely amazing for Rapid Application Development of anything that required e-mail and storing documents (or kinda "schemaless" data). It was even supported multiple languages (a declarative "Formula" language, a Visual Basic derived "LotusScipt", and Java(!)). You could write a decent Lotus Domino app that served up web pages, so users wouldn't have to use the awful Lotus Notes client. Amusingly, in I think Lotus Notes 8, they revitalised the GUI by replacing it with... Eclipse RCP. Hrmm. I did witness some monstrosities, though... |
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