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No-charge download: Lotus Domino Designer 8.5.1

Built on Eclipse, powered by JSF, and easy to use, Lotus Domino Designer integrates many development technologies in a common look-and feel IDE including Lotus Domino, Java, XML, and Web. It enables you to rapidly develop business-critical applications and take advantage of new trends such as Web 2.0 and Service-Oriented Architecture.  More >

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The premier Eclipse-based open development environment for the Lotus Notes and Domino software platform.

Utilize your existing development skills to build industry-standard Web and Lotus Notes and Domino applications.

Experience

Start here if you are new to Lotus Domino Designer or want to learn more about new features and enhancements.

Watch this video to get a quick look at the new Lotus Domino Designer 8.5 user interface.

These tutorials demonstrate how easy it is to create complex Web based applications with Lotus Domino Designer.

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Join Lotus Domino developers around the world who are working on over 10 million Lotus Notes applications.

Domino Designer wiki
Notes/Domino 8.5 forum
OpenNTF.org
Planet Lotus


  • Calling all experienced Lotus Domino Designer developers!

    The new "Meet the developers" article series introduces you to active contributors to the Lotus Community. Want to be included? Just complete this form, and your story might be next in the series. Read the first interview with Chris Toohey.


XPages utilizes Javascript, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), and HTML technologies.

Yet, deep programming skills are not required to build powerful, compelling Web and Lotus Notes and Domino applications.

Experience

Start here to learn about XPages, the latest edition to the set of tools for the Lotus Domino Web developer.

Watch this two-part video series demonstrating how you can use XPages components in a Lotus Notes application.

Connect

Join Lotus Domino developers around the world who are working on over 10 million Lotus Notes applications.

XPages demo app
Web 2.0 app with XPages
XPages Wiki project at OpenNTF.org


Lotus Domino Designer makes it easier to integrate line-of business (LOB) solutions and data into new types of applications.

Experience

Start here to discover the power and benefits of composite applications.

Explore detailed examples, sample projects, and more in the IBM Composite Applications wiki.

Connect

Read Niklas Heidloff's blog where he writes about various topics related to application development in Lotus Notes and Domino and Expeditor.


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