Professional Developer's Guide to Domino [With CDROM]

by Susan Trost, Jane Calabria, Rob Kirkland

A tutorial and reference for Domino developers. This book should show Domino administrators how to: build interactive Web content with Domino tools; replicate information using the Domino Weblicator... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0789711958
• ISBN13: 9780789711953
• Release Date: April 1997
• Publisher: Que
• Length: 691 Pages
• Weight: 2.71 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.8" x 7.4" x 9.1"

Customer Reviews

Best Domino book on the market!

Simply put, this book is by far, the best Domino book on the market.

I thought this book was EXCELLENT. Easy to Read!

I get bored easy, and this book kept my interest (finished it in two days). I like the way important information was presented in tables--easy to use as a reference. If you can't afford to take the Lotus Classes on Domino/Web....get this book! Also, after reviewing the Lotus sampe exams, I would recommend this book as a study guide. NUMEROUS typos in this book (but I can learn to live with that). Wish it was out in R4.6!

Great information; very poorly edited

An excellent book to take one from "traditional" Notes application development to development of web applications. Unfortunately, the publishers did a TERRIBLE job of copy editing: references to figures that don't exist or are mis-numbered, paragraphs that end in mid-sentence, mis-formatted tables with items listed in the wrong column. Deserved much better pre-publication from the editors/publishers and a higher rating.

The only book I've recommended to students.

My students have asked me many times if there are third party books about Notes and Domino that I would recommend. My answer was always no until I read Professional Developer's Guide to Domino. The authors' enthusiasm about Domino made me want to start developing and hosting web sites for clients and I'm not even a developer. The authors presented information about Domino in a easily understandable format. The book is full of useful development techniques and administration procedures. As a consultant, I have used the information in the book to help design and support Notes infrastructures. As an instructor, I found new and better ways to describe how some Notes/Domino processes work. If you are in the groupware profession, add this book to your collection and it will be used more than the official documentation. When was the last time that you picked up a yellow Notes book just to read?