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Domino Blog/Content Management Client

 

This project now has its own website: DominoBlog.com

 

This software is now in a release phase and can be downloaded free of charge from the above web site. Features include:

  • Unique HTML Templating system allowing you to design your site layout/web pages with your favourite WYSIWYG HTML editor.
  • Rich Text Content Editing
  • Full Discussion and 'Comment' system automatically built into your site
  • Site records 'Referrers' and 'Hits' automatically
  • Automatic Archiving and Categorisation of your content for users to browse through
  • Free pre-built site templates for you to use/edit

Domino Web Mail Client

 

You may ask - why another? - We have an extended R5 template, Inotes and also Lookout Express at open source site www.openNTF.org.

 

However apart from trying to improve on these what if you could get the following features too?

  • No changes required to standard notes mail template (keeps your support contract intact)
  • A single database containing the design elements for all your email users
  • Enhanced security because all the mail files can remain on the inside of your firewall - only the design is on the outside

All the above are automatic features of the Framework - imagine the reduction in administration.

 

Development Project Management Tool System

 

This project is designed to become an add on to the main system in order that development can be managed in a more efficient way. I shall post more information with time.

 
 
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