In our previous discussions, we explored the use of the Domino Backup service for safeguarding vital Teamstudio product elements, including CIAO! configuration and log files. Building upon this foundation, we're now set to delve deeper into configuring Domino Backup to harness Amazon’s Simple Storage Service (S3) for storing backups.

HCL Domino v14 is here, and with it, HCL is dropping support for 32-bit architectures. That has some significant impacts on our tools, and we are planning a new release to support the new, 64-bit only architecture. We will soon be releasing a beta-test version of the new releases, and we invite you to participate!

Since the release of HCL Domino v12, your data has come with its own digital lifejacket - the Domino Backup and Restore feature. In environments where development is fast-paced and changes to code and design are frequent, losing data can be a significant setback. In this post, we'll explore how Domino v12 and v14 enhance data security and why it's essential for maintaining the integrity of your development projects.

The latest version of Teamstudio Export brings the ability to set per-database values for user-specific formula code calls such as @Username or @UserRoles. This post explores those new features and how you can use them to tailor the archives that Export creates.

In the realm of HCL Domino application development, Teamstudio CIAO! has consistently been recognized as a premier tool for version management. At first glance, its foundational features indeed center around this function. However, what many may not realize is that CIAO! transcends mere version control.