Lotus Notes
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SharePoint
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Notes/Domino comes with a mail server
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SharePoint, you need to add Exchange
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person can quite easily build impressive forms-based processing in
Notes/Domino
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need a .NET developer much more quickly than you'd think
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it's hard to get your Domino applications past the initial
"rapid prototyping" stage -- most custom applications in
Domino
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Notes/Domino does have development tools, they're comparatively
basic.
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SharePoint is much more developer friendly; Visual Studio is a very
capable development environment
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the Lotus NSF "databases" are not relational. There is no
way to do a JOIN with Lotus "tables" (they're called
"views" in Domino).
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By contrast, SharePoint stores everything in MS SQL; it's really
easy to do lookups within a list field.
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It's impossible to do a look-up in a list field to another field in
another list
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it's really easy to do lookups within a list field.
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it's hard to get your Domino applications past the initial
"rapid prototyping" stage -- most custom applications in
Domino start out as something that's quickly whipped up, and then keeps being
modified
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Thursday, July 14, 2016
Lotus Notes vs SharePoint
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