This series of videos shows you how to deploy a Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Server farm in the AWS Cloud. As an example, they show the deployment of a public-facing web site.
Category: Development
Remove HTML from Excel Files
Occasionally I will have an Excel file that contains HTML markup that I need to remove. The Excel Replace feature makes removing HTML easy. To remove the HTML tags highlight the cells that contain the HTML and then select Edit > Replace. In the “Find what” field enter <*>. Leave the “Replace with” field blank and then click on the “Replace All” button. Poof! All of your HTML will magically be removed.
It’s time to tell IBM how you really feel about some things…
IBM developerWorks has launched the developerWorks LIVE Jam which runs from June 11-18. Here you as a professional developer can give the developerWorks team your thoughts on how you prefer to learn technical skills, share your expertise, and build your online reputation. You can use your IdeaJam.net registration to participate in the jam. If you are not already registered you can register here.
Podcast: Opting In – Ed Brill talks about his new book
Today we spoke with Ed Brill (http://edbrill.com), Director of Social Business and Collaboration Solutions at IBM, about his new book. It’s called Opting In: Lessons in Social Business from a Fortune 500 Product Manager, and it’s available both on Amazon.com (http://www.amazon.com/Opting-In-Lessons-Business-Fortune/dp/0133258939) and directly from IBM Press (http://www.ibmpressbooks.com/store/opting-in-lessons-in-social-business-from-a-fortune-9780133258936).
We discussed:
- Why did you write this book?
- Who is the audience?
- What is the message of the book?
- What has surprised you about the book?
- What’s going on at IBM Connect related to the book?
- And more…
Podcast: The IBM 2012 Tech Trends Report
On this episode we interviewed IBM’s Paul Brunet, Vice President ISVs, startups and academic relations, IBM about the recent release of the IBM 2012 Tech Trends Report. During the interview we talked about:
Paul’s role at IBM
- What exactly does the Tech Trends Report covers
- What surprised Paul in the report
- The growing skill gaps in technology
- What IBM Is doing to help shrink the skills gap
- Paul’s advice for developers and IT admins that are trying to keep up with all of the changes in IT
- Social Business and Collaboration. Did the report uncover anything interesting in those areas?
- and much more…
On the recording you will hear the show be identified as episode 172 when in actuality it’s really 173. The show runs for 28:08 minutes.
Must watch video for all XPages developers: What’s new in Domino Designer 9.0
Matt White has just released a free video that walks you through some of the new things you will find in IBM’s forthcoming Domino Designer on his XPages 101 site. Matt will be presenting at IBM’s Connect event and I highly recommend that you make time in your schedule to attend his sessions.
Podcast: Learning XPages with NotesIn9
Today we had the pleasure of interviewing the creator of the awesome NotesIn9 screencast – David Leedy (@notesin9). We were also joined by special guests Paul Calhoun and Dr. Mark Roden. We talked about:
- How and why David got started with NotesIn9
- Where the name for the show came from
- What goes into producing a show
- What community resources David provides
- The XPages Cheat Sheet
- What is the “Drive to 99” Event?
- The number of shows David has published
- The number of contributors who have appeared on the show
- How people can get involved and contribute to the show and what do they need to do
- Which XPages topics do people want to learn more about
- and much more…
The show runs 31:36 and best listened to while eating Pennsylvania OR Texas BBQ.
Podcast: There’s Gold in Them XPages
We talked with XPages developers Jesse Gallagher (@Gidgerby) and Dr. Mark Roden (@markyroden) about:
- How Jesse got started with Notes/Domino
- How Jesse’s interest in Ruby on Rails spilled over into XPages
- How a Notes/Domino programmer like Jesse has approached and been successful with XPages
- How to approach XPages app development
- What about Lotusscript?
- How to write “clean” code
- Using source code control
- Moving from Lotusscript to MVC
- Why Expression Language and Java are important
- What XPages can offer that other platforms cannot or offer in a different way
- The adaptability and flexibility of the XPages platform
- and much more…
Podcast: What’s New with IBM Wikis
We talked to IBM User Experience Development team members Amanda Bauman, Craig Lordan, Kevin Giles, and Mike Stewart about what’s going on these days with the IBM Wikis. Topics included:
- History of the IBM wikis
- Types of content on the wikis (it’s not just random information spread across various pages)
- New features in the latest iteration of the wiki template
- Improvements in navigation and search
- Dynamic content control
- And more…
Bonus trivia: did you know that the short URL to the Lotus (aka ICS) wikis is wiki.lotus.com?
Updated: IBM Notes/Domino mobile solutions podcast roundup
Over the last couple of months Taking Notes (@takingnotespod) has interviewed three five companies who provide software, tools and services that can help you mobilize your Notes and Domino applications:
- We4IT’s docLinkr (Episode 159)
- YouAtNotes Domino To Go (Episode 158)
- Teamstudio’s Unplugged (Episode 151)
- Kryos Velocity AppXtender (Episode 169)
- Mobilite (Episode 168)
We also recently had some other mobile related shows that you may find interesting:
- jQuery in XPages with Marky Roden (Episode 157)
- Mobile App Strategies with Graham Acres (Episode 152)
- What’s New in IBM Connections 4 (Episode 168)
- What’s New in IBM Mobile Apps, with Chris Reckling and Rob Ingram (Episode 164)
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