Elguji Software is looking for some freelance developers. They’ve posted the set of skills they’re looking for as well as contact information.

Phil Salm notes the drop in price for LotusLive Engage and declares that $48 per user per year is an insanely good deal.

While Domino doesn’t really care if your URL has a trailing slash or not, some search engines do. This article explains how to handle the issue when it starts causing a problem with search engines.

Fredrik Norling has posted some Dojo code that lets you add a hijackAndPublishPartialRefresh() function in the onclientload client event to display a wait sign during a partial refresh.

Andre Guirard says the newest version of the LotusScript Gold collection has been posted to OpenNTF.org. Version 1.3 includes the NotesGroupManager library which used to be in the Lotus Sandbox.

Mac Guidera says version 3.1.0 of the iOS mobile application for IBM Connections is now available in the iTunes App Store. He’s included a list of changes made in this version.

Marc Champoux says his users started getting the "Java has discovered application components that could indicate a security concern" warning after upgrading to Domino 8.5.2. He explains how to fix the problem.

Sharon Bellamy attended her first Lotusphere last year. Some things caught her unprepared (you really DO need walking shoes, maybe more than one pair). She’s started a page with tips to help make your first (or tenth) Lotusphere a success.

This is an interesting product with interesting licensing.

Read this DominoPower article.

Mitch Cohen says if you use Traveler on an iPhone or iPad, check your settings. It seems the Reminders may cause a drain on the battery.