Is there a Lotus Domino/Notes version feature comparison chart?

HI I have been searching for a list of new features added to each new version of Domino/Notes. I would like to start at R5 but R6 would be the minimum.

I could also use links to release notes to all versions from R5 or R6.
If there is not one is this something I should create?

Thoughts?

My favorite cool tools

After 20+ years of application development, and systems administration. I have come you really like a few tools. (This list is NOT influenced by the fact I work for Teamstudio)
Here are my favorites in no particular order

Teamstudio, CIAO, Analyzer, Delta, Design Manger, and Snapper cool development tools.
Notespeek A window into the internals of you notes applications
Antrid change or reset the repid on a note application
MWsnap freeware screen capture tool
Deskpins A cool freeware tool that I first heard about from Andrew Pollack that allows you to keep a window on top of all others. Great for copy and paste type tasks
MS Visio I use this for creating notes Network Diagrams using my custom Visio stencils
Notrix The coolest data integrator for notes. My main reason is that you can use the windows scheduler to schedule jobs, and not have to rely on Domino to do it,
Dropbox synchronizing files between computers as well as hosting the files for this blog.
There are many more that come to mind but these I use or rely on the most.

What do you use and/or like?

I'm doing a webinar with Rocky tomorrow

The webinar is titled "Stretching you Domino Dollars" it is about ways to save money in your Domino environment in this tight economy.

Disclaimer It is sponsored by my employer Teamstudio, but the advice we give is about what you can do with what you have. However there will be the obligatory mention of the Teamstudio tools that can help, but only at the end. Note you do not need Teamstudio tools to use the tips that will be presented

Here is the link if you are interested in participating.

Great resource for Developers and Administrators alike

Many times I run into people who are looking for good practices on setting up their Domino environment, and how to setup and document their application lifecycle.

Well my employer Teamstudio has created a Lotus Domino/Notes set of policy guides to assist with this.

They are product/vendor neutral and are freely downloadable here.

They cover Requirements, Design, Development, Testing, and Production.

Requirements phase:
* Request Management (REQ 10)
* Requirements Gathering (REQ 20)
* Requirements Alignment (REQ 30)
* Requirements Prioritization (REQ 40)

Design phase:
* Design Specification (DES 10)
* Test Planning (DES 20)
* Design Authorization (DES 30)
* Design Implementation (DES 40)

Development phase:
* Coding Practices (DEV 10)
* Source Code Management (DEV 20)
* Version Management (DEV 30)
* Unit Testing (DEV 40)

Test phase:
* Application Testing (TES 10)
* User Acceptance Testing (TES 20)

Production phase:
* Application Delivery (PRO 10)
* Security Management (PRO 20)
* User Management (PRO 30)
* Application Management and Monitoring (PRO 40)
* Data Management (PRO 50)
* Agent Management (PRO 60)
* Infrastructure Management (PRO 70)
* Domino Upgrades (PRO 80)

Look them over and get them. You will not be sorry.