I've been reading your blog for a while, back when I was an "all in" Domino guy. As the market and demand has shifted, our company (7,000 people) also shifted from Domino to Google Apps.
You won't be disappointed. The web UI is actually really great, even for non-technical people after a while. It is an efficient tool, with advantages of "any where, any device" access.
We're now looking to shift our Domino apps to something other than Domino, and we're looking into .Net and Salesforce Force.com closely. Also, Google Apps Script provides some basic scripting capabilities, that coupled with simple Java Apps on Google App Engine, might help us out a bit.
Anyway, I hope your journey to Google also helps you continue down the "multiple platform" development journey you've already started!
Hey Jake,
I've been reading your blog for a while, back when I was an "all in" Domino guy. As the market and demand has shifted, our company (7,000 people) also shifted from Domino to Google Apps.
You won't be disappointed. The web UI is actually really great, even for non-technical people after a while. It is an efficient tool, with advantages of "any where, any device" access.
We're now looking to shift our Domino apps to something other than Domino, and we're looking into .Net and Salesforce Force.com closely. Also, Google Apps Script provides some basic scripting capabilities, that coupled with simple Java Apps on Google App Engine, might help us out a bit.
Anyway, I hope your journey to Google also helps you continue down the "multiple platform" development journey you've already started!