After realising that a lot of people are ill-informed about Lotus Notes / Domino and its capabilities, I have established this blog (built on Lotus Notes!). With your help, I aim to set the record straight. Please help me redress the balance by sharing your experiences of Lotus Notes and posting all things good about the product - how you use it, how it helps you and how it helps your organisation.  Blog away!
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Notesdev wrote
on Saturday 25 September, 2010 at 23:37:36 UTC
I've developed with Lotus Notes since R3 as well with a whole variety of competitive platforms and I can honestly say that it's the best RAD environment I've used. I can literally get working applications in front of business users within days if not hours; if properly planned and implemented you can avoid all the performance problems that Lotus Notes-bashers routinely harp on about. OK, so you're not going to run a bank on Domino, but for the vast majority of our mid-sized customers it's opened the door to the kind of applications they can only dream of affording in other technologies.

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MDot wrote
on Wednesday 21 March, 2012 at 15:28:03 UTC
The Federal Reserve runs on Lotus Domino/Notes...

http://www.federalreserve.gov/oig/lotus_notes_security_201006.htm

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