If you’re feeling adventurous, beta 2 of the NetBeans IDE is available for download. NetBeans provides an integrated development environment available for Windows, Mac, Linux, and Solaris using the Java platform, as well as PHP, JavaScript and Ajax, Groovy and Grails, and C/C++.

Tommy Valand was curious about how multivalue fields and repeat controls worked in XPages so he built a demo. He’s posted code directions for setting up the demo and the necessary code.

Jake Howlett has worked with JavaScript for a while but is just getting familiar with C#. He’s found some similarities that are making the transition easier.

John James is daring you to find a larger Notes database than the one he has. It’s the "+14" part that I find scary.

Mary Beth Raven has posted a link to a short survey on your use of Mail, instant messaging, and social networking for the research team. She says it should take you about 10 minutes to complete.

Chris Miller has posted the latest episode of IdoNotes. This video presentation on Provisioning Domino in the cloud runs about 8 minutes.

This is a new whitepaper available for download from the developerWorks site. It covers installation and configuration of Deployment Manager, WebSphere Portal, and more.

Alex Kassabov says there is an art to giving a demonstration of your project. After all the hard work you’ve done on the project, Alex feels you should spend some time planning for the demo. He’s posted some tips to help you out.

Rasmus Bauck has built a form containing a RichText field where he wants to store an image, not a link to the image. He’s having some trouble getting the image to display and would like to hear your suggestions.

Thomas Duff has posted links for several Notes/Domino jobs. The positions are in a variety of geographic areas.