Thierry Cayla bids a fond farewell to the Lotus Sandbox. It was closed to new submissions some time back, but now IBM has shut the doors and pulled up the welcome mat.

Gavin Bollard has posted instructions on how to upgrade your new Notes 8.5.2 client to 32×32 icons. Icons large enough that you can actually see the design!

We are now convinced IBM’s best strategy is to go one big step further: fully open source Notes and Domino.

Read this DominoPower article.

Tom Simmons explains what the Lotus Developer Summit is and why you should attend. He’s provided links to workshops being held in Dallas, Texas, Waltham, Massachusetts, and via the internet.

Mat Newman asks, "Do you have an ‘Escape Clause’ database?" If you’re planning to make configuration changes to your Domino servers, you might want to read his directions for recovering from unexpected problems.

Paul Mooney has had some issues with his installation of Lotus Traveler. It seems the default database replication can cause problems if you have multiple installations.

Chris Whisonant was curious about the changes in security for iNotes 8.5.2. After some research he discovered there there are two new Notes.ini settings you want to know about before you start getting strange errors.

Paul Mooney say that on September 9, 2010 The Bluewave Group will be offering a free, 90-minute webinar on using Lotus Traveler. You need to register to attend.

Salvador Jose has posted a humorous (unless you’re pregnant) look at using Domino Predictor to determine if your server needs additional memory, storage, or pickles.

Bob Balfe is referring to Dojo and CSS as "steroids" for his attachment viewer application, which makes you wonder… He provides some code and screen shots to back up his view.