Domino Interface

When building a web application, optimizing the loading process is important. Previously, we used Uglify-ES and recently Terser to minify individual JavaScript files to help reduce the packages and load time. With the next release of iPhora Automatic coming very soon, we wanted to significantly reduce the loading time needed and the number of HTTP requests handled by the Domino server. Our struggles for the past few weeks have been figuring out the right JavaScript bundler that works with our Dojo Toolkit-based framework. So why are we still using Dojo Toolkit you might first ask? Many have moved away from Dojo Toolkit, the granddaddy of JavaScript frameworks. Dojo provides us the core widget inheritance framework that is not just used for creating widgets like fields and combo boxes, but is used for building the many different app layers of iPhora not just statically but dynamically in real-time. It allows us to have a secure and fast SPA (single page application) architecture. We d...

If you are attending Engage 2025 and would like to learn more about how to visualize your Domino data, come join my session.   Wednesday, May 21 | 14:30 - 15:15 | 1.4 Breakout 2    De09. Visualize Your Domino Data with Open Source Tools As they say, a picture is a worth a thousand words. In the current data driven environment, having the ability to quickly visualize your Domino data is important. It allows you to discover hidden data patterns and trends that may impact important business decisions. There are a number of open-source visualization tools that one can use to create charts, graphs and plots. In this session, Richard will discuss the different tools that are available and their advantages and disadvantages. Richard will show how to utilize these open-source visualization tools to help you effective visualize your Domino data. To learn more and register for Engage 2025 go to https://engage.ug  Hope to see you there.