Slides from SPOT104 “How We Built CollaborationToday.info in a Matter of Weeks”

Here is the presentation that Bruce Elgort and I used for our IBM Connect 2013 session called “How We Built CollaborationToday.info in a Matter of Weeks”.

Thanks to all that attended our session. It was a great experience for me as a 1st time speaker at IBM Connect/Lotusphere.

Source Control with Domino Designer 8.5.3 and Git (my talk at DanNotes, November 2012)

The 48th DanNotes conference took place yesterday and today.
I had 2 sessions. My first session was on the subject of XPages for administrators. My second session was on the topic of source control with Domino Designer 8.5.3 and Git. Here is my presention from that session:

Intro to XPages for Administrators (my talk at DanNotes, November 2012)

The 48th DanNotes conference took place yesterday and today. It was 2 days filled with lots of interesting sessions.

I had 2 sessions. My first session was on the subject of XPages for administrators. My second session was on the topic of source control with Domino Designer 8.5.3 and Git.

Here is my presentation from my XPages for Administrators session:

Presentation: Create an app in 1 hour (almost) with XPages Extension Library

I gave this presentation along with a live coding demo at the monthly NotesNet.dk meeting on April 19, 2012. The presentation covers elements of the XPages Extension Library that you can use to rapidly convert an existing Lotus Notes client application to a web application.

The sample database is available for download and uses a custom forum database as “backend”. You can easily modify the code to use another backend database.

Presentation: My view on XPages

I was asked by one of my customers to present my view on XPages and my experience with XPages to their development team. The development team had no experience with XPages but instead with classic Lotus Domino development. I gave the presentation on January 6 and the majority of the presentation consisted of live demos of XPages functionality to show the team how easy it is to use modern web technologies such as Ajax for a Lotus Domino web application.

The presentation is available on Slideshare:

The presentation makes most sense when seen live together with the live demos. Maybe a topic for a video podcast someday? 🙂

Update: Erik Brooks pointed out in the comments that with 8.5.2 it is now possible to call Lotusscript agents from XPages – thereby making reuse of existing backend Lotusscript code possible. The App Dev wiki has more information on the use of Agent.runWithDocumentContext(). I have updated my presentatio on Slideshare to reflect this. Thanks Erik.