I'm not writing code to "sell", I'm building internal apps to help with work process and replacing "spreadsheet" applications. As such, there are plenty of examples, and LS features that will cover the majority of what I need to do, plus, as crappy as it is, the Lotus Script debugger is my friend.
I'm learning Java, slowly, mostly because I have an interest in composite apps and it would be nice to integrate some of those great open source projects and libraries, but the Java ecosystem has it's own overheads, and not having a debugger in the Designer did not help either.
Sometimes "legacy" is another time for "it's still working"
I'm not writing code to "sell", I'm building internal apps to help with work process and replacing "spreadsheet" applications. As such, there are plenty of examples, and LS features that will cover the majority of what I need to do, plus, as crappy as it is, the Lotus Script debugger is my friend.
I'm learning Java, slowly, mostly because I have an interest in composite apps and it would be nice to integrate some of those great open source projects and libraries, but the Java ecosystem has it's own overheads, and not having a debugger in the Designer did not help either.
Sometimes "legacy" is another time for "it's still working"