Rating:  Summary: Compact, concise, and definitive Review: The Lotus Notes & Domino Essential Reference is a panacean tool to help you develop applications with speed and confidence. You'll find all the front-and back-end classes in this book for LotusScript and Java with their respective properties, methods, and events. Each of these entries has numerous examples in addition to syntax, data types, and parameters. No more wading through Noes Help without understanding the whys and how-comes. Truly an essential reference for your development needs.
Rating:  Summary: Lotus Notes & Domino Essential Reference Review: This book has minimized my LotusScript related headaches! It is a one-stop resource for methods and properties for the predefined LotusScript Classes. It is hard to believe, but ()it takes me less time to write scripts, which gives me more time to enjoy the finer things in life. I would highly recommend this book to anyone, beginner or advanced. The authors did a great job providing examples of how the properties and methods are used. I haven't written any Java yet, but when I do this book will be right by my side!
Rating:  Summary: Lotus Notes & Domino Essential Reference Review: This book has minimized my LotusScript related headaches! It is a one-stop resource for methods and properties for the predefined LotusScript Classes. It is hard to believe, but ()it takes me less time to write scripts, which gives me more time to enjoy the finer things in life. I would highly recommend this book to anyone, beginner or advanced. The authors did a great job providing examples of how the properties and methods are used. I haven't written any Java yet, but when I do this book will be right by my side!
Rating:  Summary: MUST HAVE Reference for the serious Domino Developer Review: This book is excellent. It gives detail for each and every method and property. It also has relevant code samples. I have recommended it to all of my development friends and associates. If you really need to know how each class item functions you need this book.
Rating:  Summary: MUST HAVE Reference for the serious Domino Developer Review: This book is excellent. It gives detail for each and every method and property. It also has relevant code samples. I have recommended it to all of my development friends and associates. If you really need to know how each class item functions you need this book.
Rating:  Summary: VERY good LotusScript & Java Reference - not anything else Review: This is a good book providing advanced LotusScript and Java examples beyond standard reference stuff taken from Help. As the back cover says, it contains all the front and back end classes for LotusScript and Java. But, it is a detailed reference on ONLY those two topics, not a "panacean tool" for all Domino areas as the back cover also implies in the FIRST sentence (as Dilbert says, all marketing people lie and should be shot). so you need to learn LotusScript and Java somewhere else to use this. My only gripe is that the title is really misleading - this ONLY covers LotusScript and Java, and should be described as such in the title. I recommended this book at a recent Orange County (CA) Notes & Domino user group and gave away a raffle copy, and there was much interest from the experienced developers. There are other books that cover many topics about Domino, but this one covers only the two topics in very good detail not available elsewhere. Now, maybe they might do the same for Javascript and HTML within the Domino environment in the future - hear that guys! I could also use a manual comparing techniques using standard Notes features with EXAMPLES how to do the same task just for the web. There is no companion CD, and it would have been nice to get a full text searchable, Notes nsf file of the book like other publishers provide to carry on your laptop. The book is list priced at $45, Amazon is $9 less, and I bought it when it first came out at the local Microcenter store for $25. Most of you won't be near such a good bookstore, so Amazon continues to be a good source for this kind of book...
Rating:  Summary: VERY good LotusScript & Java Reference - not anything else Review: This is a good book providing advanced LotusScript and Java examples beyond standard reference stuff taken from Help. As the back cover says, it contains all the front and back end classes for LotusScript and Java. But, it is a detailed reference on ONLY those two topics, not a "panacean tool" for all Domino areas as the back cover also implies in the FIRST sentence (as Dilbert says, all marketing people lie and should be shot). so you need to learn LotusScript and Java somewhere else to use this. My only gripe is that the title is really misleading - this ONLY covers LotusScript and Java, and should be described as such in the title. I recommended this book at a recent Orange County (CA) Notes & Domino user group and gave away a raffle copy, and there was much interest from the experienced developers. There are other books that cover many topics about Domino, but this one covers only the two topics in very good detail not available elsewhere. Now, maybe they might do the same for Javascript and HTML within the Domino environment in the future - hear that guys! I could also use a manual comparing techniques using standard Notes features with EXAMPLES how to do the same task just for the web. There is no companion CD, and it would have been nice to get a full text searchable, Notes nsf file of the book like other publishers provide to carry on your laptop. The book is list priced at $45, Amazon is $9 less, and I bought it when it first came out at the local Microcenter store for $25. Most of you won't be near such a good bookstore, so Amazon continues to be a good source for this kind of book...
Rating:  Summary: Lotus Ntoes & Domino Essential Reference Personal Review Review: With descriptions and examples of the most complex portions of Domino Programming, this is the best. The flow of the book is so smooth, that you do not lose interest and has you wanting more. Dave Hatter and Tim Bankes have done it again.
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