I always have to laugh when someone refers to Domino mentions 'heavily proprietary', belittles the fact that skills are required and talks about .Net and J2EE. Well Axel I hate to be the one to burst your bubble but high skill levels are required for any development environment. I am sure others will chime in on poorly written applications, whatever the underlying technology written or maintained by the un-skilled or under-skilled. I share much of the code I developed for proprietary Domino with our .Net and J2EE developers. We use common Javascript, Java, CSS and design philosophies between the different development environments. If you look over past blogs here you will see that there is no ■total lack of criticism inside Domino community■ everyone here seems to have voices their concern at one time or another about portions of Domino we do not like or would like to see changed.
I always have to laugh when someone refers to Domino mentions 'heavily proprietary', belittles the fact that skills are required and talks about .Net and J2EE. Well Axel I hate to be the one to burst your bubble but high skill levels are required for any development environment. I am sure others will chime in on poorly written applications, whatever the underlying technology written or maintained by the un-skilled or under-skilled. I share much of the code I developed for proprietary Domino with our .Net and J2EE developers. We use common Javascript, Java, CSS and design philosophies between the different development environments. If you look over past blogs here you will see that there is no ■total lack of criticism inside Domino community■ everyone here seems to have voices their concern at one time or another about portions of Domino we do not like or would like to see changed.