nsftools.com - Tools, Tips, and a Weblog about Lotus Notes, Domino, and Java

Tools and Tips for Lotus Notes and Domino

nsftools.com primarily features tips and tools and utilities for IBM Lotus Notes and Domino developers and administrators. Unless otherwise specified, all the tools and code available for download have been developed by Julian Robichaux, the author of this site.

The most popular areas of this site are listed below. You can also use the links at the top of this page to navigate around. Enjoy!

Blog
Most of the action is on the blog (if you don't know what that is, here's an excellent history of blogs). It is primarily about IBM, Java, or Lotus Notes, but it often strays in other directions. Since 2002.

Tips
Various tips I've written -- mainly Lotus Notes related, but there are some general things there too. Please note that ALL of the tips pages are pretty out-of-date. Most of the new stuff is on the blog only.

Presentations
A list of some of the sessions I've given at conferences over the past several years, along with download links to some of the code and slides that were used in the sessions.

Code
Right now the code on this site is spread out amongst the blog, tips, and presentations pages. I'm working on a way to consolidate it all down into a list or something. You can also just do a Google search of this site.

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Blog Most of the action is on the blog (if you don't know what that is, here's an excellent history of blogs). It is primarily about IBM, Java, or Lotus Notes, but it often strays in other directions. Since 2002.	Tips Various tips I've written -- mainly Lotus Notes related, but there are some general things there too. Please note that ALL of the tips pages are pretty out-of-date. Most of the new stuff is on the blog only.
Presentations A list of some of the sessions I've given at conferences over the past several years, along with download links to some of the code and slides that were used in the sessions.	Code Right now the code on this site is spread out amongst the blog, tips, and presentations pages. I'm working on a way to consolidate it all down into a list or something. You can also just do a Google search of this site.