So I though it was time to post another Dojo widget tutorial. This time I have written a widget for displaying a tag cloud. Even though you could use it for any kind of links, the most common use is obviously tags from your blog or other website. The TagCloud widget is using dojo.data and [...]

This is the third posting going more in depth of the code I showed at my Lotusphere session BP212: The Great Code Giveaway: “Beyond Cool”. If you haven’t read the first and second article yet I recommend doing so. You find them by clicking the links. You can download the instructions, code and databases here.
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Today we explore two extended form widgets I used in my Lotusphere session BP212: The Great Code Giveaway: “Beyond Cool”. The first article in this series can be found here. You can download the instructions, code and databases here.
domino.form.ComboBox & domino.form.FilteringSelect
These widgets are extended from dijit.form.ComboBox and dijit.form.FilteringSelect to accommodate for the URL syntax that [...]

At Lotusphere in my session BP212: The Great Code Giveaway: “Beyond Cool” I showed a couple of widgets and a Grid based on the Dojo Toolkit. I’m going to show you how I did those in a couple of articles the next few days. Instead of going through the code line for line I’m just [...]

Rob Novak’s and my session, BP311: The Great Code Giveaway - Web 2.0 Edition, at Lotusphere 2007 is added as one of the 14 (so far) podcasts that IBM put up on the DeveloperWorks website. The podcast is a recording of the session and a transcript of it is also available, even though they did [...]

In today’s three part tutorial I’m first going to show you how to create a sign in form directly on a Domino page. Secondly, I’m going to show how you can embed a Domino form, with security, directly into a floating pane and submit it using Ajax. Last I’m showing you some code how to [...]

There are many articles out there explaining what JSON is and where to use it, including a very good article written by Scott Good titled JSON and Domino.
What I’m going to try to explain in this tutorial is why associative arrays are our best friend when coding with JSON and Ajax. We have all seen [...]

Several people have commented and emailed me wanting some sort of forum where I can post updates to code, examples and tutorials and where you can post your code variations, updates and ask questions to me and others.
So I have created eKrantz.com Forums where you can register and ask questions and write your comments about [...]

Many of you have requested that I publish the sample database I used for the Faster Ajax with Domino and JSON speed test. I posted the article back in March and I should have done this a long time ago.
All documents/notes has been deleted from the Domino database to save some space and bandwidth on [...]

Today I’m starting a new series of blog entries about extending the upcoming Lotus Quickr. The series will cover some of the new features, from a developers point-of-view, that will be available for you. You will be able to test most of them on upcoming beta releases, if you’re part of the beta program.
The tutorial [...]