On 12 October 2011, IBM will host an Open Mic webcast on "What’s the Latest with Lotus Notes Traveler?". The webcast will last about an hour, so prepare your questions now.

OpenNTF will be releasing the "Social Enabler" for XPages soon. The new extension to the Extension Library will offer access connections to Facebook, LotusLive, Dropbox, and more.

John James has been researching the BEAST (Browser Exploit Against SSL/TLS) vulnerability in Domino. He’s posted steps to help you secure your servers.

Just for fun, Eric Mack posted this quick video reminding us of how "colorful" computer terms can be.

Stephan Wissel warns that this is an UNSUPPORTED trick. But, if you’d like to try it, he’s included directions.

If you’ve needed to create agents that produce JSON output, this "helper class" might simplify the process for you. mdm-adph has posted the code and instructions on how to use it.

Chris Toohey says, if you’ve been programming in Notes/Domino for very long, you’re probably accustomed to using "threaded rows". But, if you’re moving to XPages, you may want to re-think things. He’s included an XPages demo program on "Views in Views".

Marie Scott has put together a list of points to keep in mind the next time you start writing. The same points apply any time you try to communicate your knowledge to another person, in writing or speaking.

OpenNTF is a nonprofit corporation. They are currently seeking nominations for their Board of Directors. Nominations are open until October 7.

Stephan Wissel offers a quick explanation of how to use Push Replication with large scale workflows.