¡fuck yeah xpages!

Sound advice, more can me got from Douglas Crockford's Javascript The Good Parts book.

An alternative ui/design pattern for editing a table of information

This is different from the usually Domino way of mapping the WebService (or WSDL) as a LotusScript or Java class.

The closest thing I can compare this to in ASP.NET is web.config.

Call this static method: ExtLibUtil.getExtLibVersion()

Colour coded for your pleasure!

There's five! Some even have editors within editors! #yodawg

Another useful factoid: Domino Designer in Eclipse (aka DDE 8.5) is built on Expeditor 6.2 which in turn is based on Eclipse 3.4 (codenamed Ganymede).

Really important tip that is missing (missing screenshot praps?). The resource bundle needs to be wired up XPages/Control (Root) > Resources > Add > Resource Bundle

TL;DR - uses the nHTTP.exe task. If it fails to launch the preview, it probably means Windows has hijacked port 80. Use netstat -b to see the process name of the hijacker.

Well done IBM you may have come up with a useful "shared" feature. It's certainly more useful than your Shared Mail and Single Copy Templates.

This should be your go to source, after the official IBM wiki.

The XPages URLs differ ever so slightly, but by using the new form you can ensure your apps will work between web and XPages in Notes Client (XPinNC).

It's best to follow their example like for like so have a page ready with a tabbed panel container.

A good example of using the underlying Java library to extend SSJS

My first bit of useful XPages SSJS code!

A tip you can cannibalise for your functions. I used it to handle view columns that return multiple values.