by caseyfloyd | Oct 2, 2018 | Blog, From Phil
One of the pieces of code that I’m the most proud of in Darwino is the replication engine. A majority of our customers see it as a Domino-to-JSON replication engine, but it goes far beyond that. In reality, it can replicate between virtually any data sources. It...
by caseyfloyd | Oct 2, 2018 | Blog, From Phil
In a previous post, I mentioned how we are leveraging ReactJS to create state-of-the-art web applications. We are now moving a step forward by also leveraging its sister technology, React-Native, to create portable, yet native, mobile applications. This comes with all...
by caseyfloyd | Oct 2, 2018 | Blog, From Phil
Domino provides document-based security through the use of readers and authors fields. This is a great capability that is fairly unique in the NoSQL industry, heavily used by Domino developers. One caveat though: you have to explicitly manage the list of...
by caseyfloyd | Sep 23, 2018 | Blog, From Phil
Reports, dashboards, and data analytics have been the bane of IBM Notes/Domino since the beginning. Its proprietary data structure, the absence of standard APIs, and its deficient query capability make reporting very difficult. This has been ranked as one of the top...
by John Tripp | Sep 1, 2016 | Blog, From Phil, Technical
This post was previously published at Phil Riand’s Blog. It is reposted with permission. In a prior blog post, I showed how we deployed a Java based application to IBM BlueMix. But as you may know, the Darwino platform is pervasive and can run applications on...
