If your daily grind includes maintaining LotusScript code, and you’ve ever had complaints about application performance, this post is for you! Teamstudio Profiler is the world’s first and only performance profiler for LotusScript. In this post, we delve into what’s involved in running Profiler against an unsuspecting Domino app, and how to navigate through the timing results that it produces.

If you are maintaining one or more key HCL Domino applications, you will understand the importance of having a clearly defined, repeatable and reliable process for rolling out new versions of the app. You may even have a checklist of the build steps that need to be followed carefully for each new release. But imagine if you could automate the whole process, so that building and deploying a new version of the app could be simplified down to a single mouse click…

Teamstudio Export is great at archiving old Lotus Notes databases to read-only HTML sites that users can browse and search. But what if your organization has implemented Microsoft Sharepoint, and you want to use that platform to distribute the archives of your Lotus Notes databases? Here’s a step by step guide to how you can use Export to do just that.

If you’re like a lot of people, you may be inclined to just keep using the current version of whatever software apps you have installed until something stops working. But there are many really good reasons to upgrade to the latest version of the Teamstudio tools.

Teamstudio Adviser does a nice job of ranking all your Domino apps by complexity straight out of the box. But if you disagree with any of our decisions about what makes an app complex, or perhaps you have some very specific requirements if your own, there are plenty of knobs and dials to play with.