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Hello all,
just been skimming through and I am well impressed - I am still a fan of the redbooks but this is better than I had hoped.
Some quick comments ( from a very quick first view )
> I have been looking forward to this "redbook" for some time
> I like the PDF feature
> Are there downloadable examples ?
> Is this the only way to comment or will there be a dedicated forum ?
> Are there any plans for the authors to add more on Dojo in the near future ?
thanks again for all your work, it is impressive. Sean
As one of the original wiki "authors," I can tell you that there is an intent to include more Dojo content in the section on 8.5. Independent of that, any member of the Domino developer community can update this wiki with any relevant Dojo content as he or she sees fit.
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Hello all,
just been skimming through and I am well impressed - I am still a fan of the redbooks but this is better than I had hoped.
Some quick comments ( from a very quick first view )
> I have been looking forward to this "redbook" for some time
> I like the PDF feature
> Are there downloadable examples ?
> Is this the only way to comment or will there be a dedicated forum ?
> Are there any plans for the authors to add more on Dojo in the near future ?
thanks again for all your work, it is impressive. Sean