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Application Design and Modernization for IBM Notes and Domino | Red Pill Now
Modernize Your IBM Notes Applications and Domino Data Quickly and Safely |
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Domino 10: Collabsphere Just Got Very Interesting
The are now (at least) two compelling reasons to attend this year’s CollabSphere conference in Ann Arbor, MI running from July 22-24. If you are like […] |
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How Domino Became Engaged
Engage 2018 was an awesome event for a great many reasons. Seeing this event grow from humble beginning to an event that is now attracting 400 […] |
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Making Modernization Simple
Domino is back, and yellow has become the new yellow within the yellowverse. We now know that IBM/HCL have a long-term plan for Notes/Domino that extends […] |
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Taking the Guesswork Out of Selecting a Solution for Modernizing Your Domino Data
Join Red Pill Now’s Peter Presnell and Viktor Krantz as they discuss Take 5, our newest offering designed to take the guesswork out of selecting a […] |
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Podcast: Influencing Behavior Through Page Design & Color
Many of us don’t have the luxury of working with a designer while developing our apps. Just because we don’t have a designer at our disposal, […] |
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Red Pill Now Is Fully Engaged
Red Pill Now is delighted to be part of this year’s Engage 2018 event being held in Rotterdam from Monday May 21 to Wednesday May 23. […] |
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Destination Domino: Domino Application Modernization
Interest in Domino has been steadily growing over the past few months with the announcement by IBM of a strategic partnership with HCL. For a growing […] |
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Thoughts on Think 2018
Red Pill Now’s Bob Kadrie discusses IBM Think 2018 with CEO, Peter Presnell, Viktor Krantz and Turk Ergun. Topics include the newly anticipated future of the […] |
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Time to reTHINK
Last Week’s IBM Think conference was very different to recent Lotusphere and Connect conferences for a wide range of reasons. In fact for me, having attended […] |
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The Three Sides of Domino Development
We often refer to Domino development as if it is a craft that is practiced by a single homogenous group of developers when in reality Domino […] |