Episode 6 - Going Biblical

... where we celebrate our triumphant return with double-barrel Lotus Notes mini-tips that are simply hack-tastic!

Show Notes:

• The syntax is document.forms[0].buttonname.click();


• The new YellowCast Voicemail Line: 1-(206)-777-0137 Code: *6632980

And a new month means a new voting period. Vote for YellowCast @ Podcast Alley!

Episode 5 - Yellow and Blue

... where we go the blue-est we've ever gone while talking all things Yellow - just in time for YellowDay!

Note: Extra points to the commentor who can name the movie quote!

Show Notes:

• Jan Schulz - Fun With Events


• Peter Presnell - Adding Abstract Classes To A Framework


• Tim Tripcony - Workaround for LotusScript event binding


• Steve McDonagh - Calling all Notesy folk - you are entitled to be a GONAD and can join today!

Chris Toohey | Domino Guru - xCopy v0.2 Download

Like what you hear? Don't forget to leave comments, call our voicemail or snapvine, or vote for us on PodCastAlley! ...and Happy YellowDay!

Episode 4 - A New Hope

... where, having said his name 3 times, we conjure up our own renamed subject matter expert to discuss XPages, palaver on the fine art of RAD Sidebar Development, and try to see if we can max-out the BleedYellow servers with our 1:25:33 runtime/39.1MB - but well worth it for this deep dive - show!

Note:We're back to mono-stereo - your feedback was excellent and greatly appreciated. Still working on the mp3 encoding to meet everyone's needs (album art embedding, iTunes-friendly tags, etc.).

Also, just in cast this is your first time... I'd recommend headphones for this episode!

Show Notes

• SOTU - Remote Console Reporting v0.1


• Using gzip on individual files in Domino


• Buy JSFactory


• Meet Domino Superior (or A Tutorial on Why Xpages Are Better Than Cake and Ice Cream)


• The Taking Notes Podcast

YellowCast News!

Aside from our GTalk account (YellowCast.net), you can now reach us via our SnapVine account. The new SnapVine widget, found under the YellowCast.net Voicemail section on the site, will allow you to leave a voicemail message for the show either through your computer or via landline. It's pretty slick and allows you to provide quick feedback about the show!

Also, we've heard from all of the YellowBleeders out there... 2 channel Stereo has to go! Episode 4 will be converted to mono (and then back to stereo) in post-production. This is basically what we did in Episodes 1 and 2, so it's more that we're "going back to what worked" than anything.

And speaking of Episode 4... we're looking to bring you our first guest. (Hint, this person's name has been mentioned during EACH episode to date). So get ready to strap-on your propeller hats, as the next episode's GeekSpeek just might explode your brain!

-Chris

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Episode 3 - Lotus Notes Sucks and I Hate All Of You!

... where we discuss Napkin-Development, Brokering your way to Data Store architecture Nirvana, and Chris totally forgets the name of the application that he spends more than 8 hours a day using!

Note: We're trying 2-channel Stereo to give you the "in the middle of a conversation feel" - feedback on this suggested change is greatly appreciated!


Show Notes

• YellowCast in the Community
  - Gtalk/Voicemail: YellowCast.net
  - YellowCast on Facebook
  - YellowCast on PodCastAlley.com
  
• Chris Blatnick's "Hey...Why Should I Care About The Interface? (Or...That's Just Touchy Feely Stuff, Isn't It?)"
  http://interfacematters.com/2008/03/heywhy-should-i-care-about-interface.html
  
• Theo Hesslemans "Notes is RAD: keep it that way !"
  http://www.xceed.be/blog.nsf/dx/notes-is-rad-keep-it-that-way


• PlanetLotus.org Downloads
  http://www.yancylent.com/2008/06/17/announcing-planet-lotus-downloads/

YellowCast.net News

Tim and I will be recording a new 'cast today - which promises to be chock-full o' geekiness! Check below for some Episode 3 teasers!

• Geek Speek: Data Store Architecture


• WTF?! of the Week: Lotus Notes Client Sidebar and Google Gadgets


• Mini-tip: Nakpin-Development

Also, in order to help us "reach out" to the community, we've setup Gtalk and Skype voicemail accounts - feel free to call in and give us feedback, suggestions, or simply say hello. Depending on how well this tkes, we'll include select voicemails in future episodes!

• YellowCast.net (Gtalk)


• YellowCast.net (Skype)

This last little bit is specifically for podcast claiming on PodCast Alley - so everyone else can ignore it... unless you want to look up some pretty cool podcasts out there:

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Episode 2: Vicodin and MonkeyButter

... where, while one of your hosts is zoiky post medication for a pullled back muscle, we discuss the following:

Geek Speek: Advanced Notes Client UIs through separation of UI and document data.
The WTF?! of the Week/Project Broker Update
Mini-Tip
Community News

Show Notes

Domino Flex Fields
http://www.dominoguru.com/pages/DominoFlexFields.html

Lotus Notes Client Wizard - Components Example
http://www.dominoguru.com/pages/wizardcomponents.html

(more to come)

Episode 1 - Welcome to YellowCast!

... where we address "Why are we podcasting?" while covering the following:

• Geekspeek: What is DXL... and why should I care?!


• The WTF?! of the Week


• Chicken Soup


• Mini-Tip


• Project Broker

Show Notes

• Ben Poole's Simple DXL Processing
  http://benpoole.com/80256B44004A7C14/articles/simpledxl
• ExtND - Ext for Notes and Domino
  http://www.openntf.org/Projects/pmt.nsf/ProjectLookup/Ext.nd
• Peter Presnell's DotDomino Weblog
  http://bleedyellow.com/blogs/dotdomino/
• Project Decepticon
  http://www.openntf.org/projects/pmt.nsf/ProjectLookup/Decepticon
• Our GET/POST/PUT/DELETE Test - you'll see all but POSTs as GET...
  http://development.yellowcast.net/development/blogdev.nsf/rest_test.html
• DesignCatalog
  http://www.timtripcony.com/blog.nsf/d6plinks/GUIN-6M34VH
• Chris Whisonant's Blackberry Connections + BleedYellow.com Walkthru
  http://www.bleedyellow.com/blogs/lotusnut/entry/access_bleedyellow_from_your_blackberry
• Utilizing Project Zero for RESTful architectures
  Creating RESTful IBM Lotus Notes Domino applications in a Web 2.0 world with Project Zero