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Meet Our Team: Spoon
I came to Davalen with a wide range of Portlet Factory consulting and training experience gained while working at Bowstreet and on contract at IBM. I write our Portlet Factory Top Gun training...
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Welcome to Nashville
by Dave Jacob So its been a long time since I was stationed in Memphis as a naval officer (go figure). After flying my plane in from Boston yesterday, I spent the afternoon and evening getting...
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My first day
by Michael “Spoon” Witherspoon Biz Dev day was great as I got to meet a couple of key people with whom I wanted to share who Davalen is and why we’re a strong business partner in the Portlet Factory...
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Having fun at work
by Michael “Spoon” Witherspoon Over the many years I’ve been in this business, I’ve attended many conferences. I think I’m having more fun here than at most. I get to visit with old friends, meet...
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Still talking about it…
by Michael “Spoon” Witherspoon Yesterday was a big day for me at this conference as I got to make a presentation about Portlet Factory. It was called WebSphere Portlet Factory: Davalen’s Practical...
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Meet the Lotusphere 2009 Team: Len Barker
Len Barker Managing Partner lbarker@davalen.com Len wears many hats at Davalen. On the technical side he is a Lotus Domino developer, administrator and instructor. Like most of the staff at Davalen, he...
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Monday at Lotusphere
by Dave Jacob After Blue Man Group, we spent time on a foreign planet with Dan Aykrod and his different sense of humor – all about alien collaboration, you know. Do they have domino in space? Lots of...
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Awesome Portlet Factory Presentation
by Len Barker I attended an IBM session on WebSphere Portal development tools today. They discussed RAD and Portlet Factory. Jason Cornell, the WebSphere Portlet Factory product manager, did a...
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Another great day at Lotusphere
by Todd Weimer I saw a great session about XPages that encompassed a “beginning to end” XPages application. The css and styling features alone are a giant leap forward for Domino web development....
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Brazil Day at Davalen
by Dave Jacob We posted our web site version of Davalen in Porteguese at our booth today and met several business partners and companies from Brazil. With Helmar onboard and the opening of the Davalen...
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Observations on Lotusphere 2009
by Dave Jacob The final day was very busy in the booth with lots of interest in Portlet Factory and how it helps with Portal development. The trip to Universal Studio was nicely arranged but very...
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WPF Projects – Folder Structure
by Helmar Martens As a best practice recommendation, when you start a project in WebSphere Portlet Factory, I suggest that you create a folder structure that can be utilized by the entire development...
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It happened again…
by Dave Jacob As a consulting firm, Davalen is accustomed to giving our professional recommendation on the best information technology to use to meet the business requirements that current and...
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Spotlight Offering: Websphere Portlet Factory 6.1 – Application Development
As a consulting firm, who happens to be certified to teach, we provide a training system that continues with mentoring on your project to maximize value and absorption. Written as a best practice guide...
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Is there free resources to start studying Websphere Portlet Factory??
by Ruth Jarvis After another twitter-filled day of announcements I received a questions from a follower responding to the following post at http://www.twitter.com/Davalen: His question response was...
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Lotus Forms and Portlet Factory: Competitive? Compatible? Mutually Exclusive?
by Dave Jacob, WebSphere Practice Area Manager Both acquired by IBM over the last several years from different companies and added to the Lotus brand, Lotus Forms and Portlet Factory were integrated...
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Expertise without Boundaries: Where else than Davalen?
by David Wilkerson, Chief Techology Officer Davalen, without a doubt, offers great challenge and opportunity to its engineers and consultants every day. Where else, in one week, might a single...
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Mobile Devices and Site Design
by Peter Wilkerson , Search & Discovery Practice Area Manager Companies are capitalizing on the dramatic upswing of the use of iPhones(r), iPads(r), Andriod(r) phones, smart phones and other mobile...
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Straight from the Horse’s Mouth
by Dave Jacob, Managing Partner, WebSphere Practice For this month, I would like to repost a LinkedIn article from Adam Ginsberg, IBM who is responsible for both Web Experience Factory (Portlet...
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December 20, 2005. A Wake up Call for Domino developers
by Dave Jacob, Managing Partner, WebSphere Practice December 20, 2005. It’s the day IBM announced the acquisition of Bowstreet and Davalen started down the path of retooling our Domino staff to IBM...
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