IBM has released IF2 for IBM Domino FP4 IF2 right NOW which supports the latest ECDHE ciphers. And with that ATS (App Transport Security) on iOS and Mac OS X El Capitan.
A few weeks ago I wrote that it is important to support the specs for Apple’s new App Transport Security (ATS). Here is the proof of what will happen.
I’ve been selected to buy a ticket for WWDC 2015.
THANK YOU TIM AND CO. FOR ORGANIZING THAT AWESOME EVENT. And also thanks for the awesome speakers gift – a TP LINK nano wireless router. Very much appreciated.
Here comes post no. 3 about WWDC 2014 (the last one in this series). So let’s see how to make users and developers happy.
After describing the benefits of the upcoming changes regarding iCloud in my previous post about WWDC 2014 (I know – I’m late) I’m now talking about some more technical stuff. So let’s talk about Extensions and Frameworks.
As said in my previous post WWDC showed that everything is about the users and the developers. Going through all the changes made it often hard for me to say “that’s only where developers benefit” and “that’s only where users benefit”.
I’m a little late with this post as Apple’s WWDC conference happened nearly three weeks ago. But I don’t like to have things in draft mode – so here we go.
When you install Mac OS X 10.10 Yosemite you’ll have to re-install the Java Runtime Environment (JRE). That’s a normal behavior on Mac devices.
In our company we strongly believe in the power of Notes and Domino (see my previous blog post). And now it’s time to show what can be done with this fantastic team.