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There has been questions raised on OpenNTF.org whether open source should be able to combine with commercial ventures.

I find this discussion about the principles of open source to be of high importance to us in the IBM Lotus Notes & Domino community.

Please follow the thread and leave your opinion on this topic.

http://www.openntf.org/projects/pmt.nsf/ProjectView!ReadForm&Start=1&Count=300&ExpandView&Query=DomainPatrol~Discussion

Posted by Peter Närlund On 10-01-2007 | | del.icio.us  Technorati  Digg This 

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Peter Närlund

At one time in my life I was teaching:

  • Application Development 1
  • Application Development 2
  • Application Development 3
  • Domino Web Development
  • Developing Internet Applications
  • Developing Interactive Internet Applications for Notes Developers
  • Internet Development with Lotus Notes Domino (QA Training Course Material)
  • Introduction to Lotus Script in Notes
  • Introduction to the Notes Object Model
  • Advanced to Lotus Script in Notes
  • Systemadministration 1
  • Systemadministration 2

Managed to pass the following exams:

  • ITIL v3 Foundation for IT Service Management
  • Microsoft Certified Professional
  • Certified Netware Administrator
  • OS/2 Certified Somethingl
  • Lotus Notes CLP Principal Application Developer lvl 3/3 R5
  • Lotus Notes CLP System Administrator lvl 2/2 R5
  • Lotus Notes Certified Teacher R5

I have also passed all exams for R6 and R7 but I can't remember their names ;-)

I am fluently developing using:

  • LotusScript
  • Java
  • JavaScript
  • HTML
  • XML

I once knew how to program using:

  • Pascal
  • Basic
  • Assembler

Currently learning:

  • C/C++
  • ITIL
  • Eclipse Plugins
  • BIRT

Current projects:

  • My family
  • DomainPatrol
  • DominoRSS

Dropped projects:

  • Golf - I was formerly a PGA Tournament Player - no success

Other professional interests:

  • FIRO
  • The Human Element
  • Organizational development
  • Process development

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