My name is Dr. Mark Roden and I have been developing web based applications since 1997.

Multi-discipline Technology Evangelist (IBM Champion and Microsoft MVP). Experienced speaker at conferences in both Europe and the USA. Responsible for the PSC Labs emerging technologies group, tasked with ensuring excellence in customer delivery and enabling future sales opportunities.

20+ years of web development experience, 18 years of consulting experience.

I have a Ph. D in Chemistry and to this day the most I had ever used it for is teaching a science class for my elementary school kids. My years at school taught me how to drink think and solve problems. Solving problems is a great way to learn and improve.

The first synthesis, isolation and X-ray structure of a phosphonium phosphide, (Ph3PMe)+{[C6H2(CF3)3-2,4,6]2P}−

Teaching and sharing of information is critical to the success of any culture, including software development. The more we learn the better we are, it is a life long experience to cherish.

I am mostly this guy – https://www.16personalities.com/entp-personality

My Vision for this blog is to become not only another recourse which users will come to read examples and find answers to their problems, but I want it to become a place where other people also post their ideas. If this is useful to you please share you ideas, thoughts, modifications and improvements so that the next person reading the article will be more educated, more inspired and from that we all benefit.

http://dilbert.com/strips/comic/2005-05-31/

SCREENCASTS

Notes In 9:
050 Improving the Type Ahead Control
074: Getting started with jQuery Plugins in XPages
069 Dynamically expanding View Panel Rows

PODCASTS

Taking Notes: 157, 171,  172, 176

COPYRIGHT

I grant any reader the right to use my code which I publish on this blog in their application (personal, commercial or otherwise), on the understanding that you do not claim it as your own and give credit where credit is due.

This work by Mark Roden is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
Based on work at www.xomino.com.

All code samples and downloads are copyright Mark D Roden and licensed under Apache License 2.0.

DISCLAIMER

The opinions expressed on this blog are my own and do not reflect on my employer or anyone else unless I specifically state as such. If you are bold enough to follow any of my rambling/babbling/buffoonery you do at your own risk and don’t blame me if I told you to do something stupid and you did.

– Remember! You are responsible for your own actions –