One of the interesting part of NET.Notes is a methodology of work called GTD (get things done). Our intention was to create a user-friendly interface that will allow intuitive work and through which a typical user will be able to streamline their day’s work, regardless of the industry in which it operates. Few basic information: each […]
Timeline is one of the reporting functions of NET.Notes. Displays all changes that have occurred in the monitored databases during the last x (eg. 30) days. It monitors changes of documents as well as the creation of new records in databases. When you return from vacation after a week or two, simply open the “TimeLine” […]
Searching in the contacts may be of various kinds according to the purpose you want to achieve. We look for companies based on their name, ID or other attributes. But what about the list of other companies sorted by distance from selected one on the map? For example, you visit your customer and you know […]
Information system in general is always composed of many different data. When browsing we usually know what information we search for. If you are looking for an address you search in address book. If you are looking for a project, you are searching in the list of projects. However there can be situations where we are wondering where […]
We have already written several articles about the document-oriented database MongoDB. For many properties similar to IBM Notes we use it in our web applications based on PHP and Symfony. For purpose of data synchronization from Lotus Notes to MongoDB we’ve developed a converter. Document-oriented nature of MongoDB database allows the transfer lot of different […]
Companies are constantly evolving, changing their internal systems, switching from one supplier to another. This is the same with Lotus Notes, some companies installing this system and others leaving it after years. The reasons may be different, from pragmatic calculation of price and performance, to the purely emotional reasons expressed by the categories like “cool” […]