Domino Interface

For the past five years, we have been using a Notes-client base tool called iPhora Application Designer, that we created to build our iPhora applications written for our Dojo-based iPhora-MVC platform. This tool is written entirely in LotusScript and @Formula language. With this tool we compile the  XML/JS view code into pure JavaScript onto a targeted application server all without opening Domino Designer.  Rarely do we venture into using Domino Designer. We only use Domino Designer to enhance our tool or fix a bug. Since this tool is Notes-client based, a key advantage of this tool is the ability to replicate every day our code to a backup server and when we are at home we can replicate to our computer at home. Currently, our JavaScript MVC platform has over a 1,000,000 lines of Dojo/Javascript code and it grows every day as we add new widgets and modules. Majority of the code is automatically generated by our iPhora Application Designer. Can not imagine generating the c...

Many in the ICS community have made the statement that Notes and Domino are dead. Many in the ICS community have been questioning the future of Domino and they have ever right to do so considering the lack of and inconsistent communication from IBM and lack of improvements to the platform for the past 4 years.  Yes we have had improvements regarding SSL security fixes but that was driven by the discovery of serious vulnerabilities in SSL. Like many customers and IBM partners, we built many many Notes applications internally and for clients. Some of these applications are still running on many of our clients and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future. They do not have the coolest interfaces since those capabilities weren't around even from other vendors at the time they were developed. They are clunky looking, but they are secure which is very important since the beginning of Notes and more so these days.  IBM announced yesterday that they are extending support...

It is two weeks away from the start of MWLUG 2016.  So get registered for this last ICS conference event in the United States for this year. http://mwlug.com/mwlug/mwlug.nsf/register.xsp

Here is the 2016 Top Ten Reasons why you should be coming to MWLUG: #10: 52 technical and business sessions with great speakers #9: Why the ICS community is one of the best technology communities on this planet!!! #8 Bats, lots and lots of bats #7 What color suit coat will Bill Malchisky wear to the conference #6 Simplicity BEER!!! #5 MUSIC #4 Why Kim Greene is the true Drinking Champion of them all #3 Watch Richard Moy mess up his words at the OGS because he never scripts or practice his speeches #2 Whether Justin Hill loses his bet again . . . And the #1 reason to come to MWLUG 2016, learn whether Darren Duke will take off his shirt at the Thursday Evening Event again? So get registered and we will see you in three weeks http://mwlug.com/mwlug/mwlug.nsf/register.xsp

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We are please to announce the MWLUG 2016 - Thursday Social Event will be held at Zilker Brewing Company, rated as one of the best breweries in Austin, TX. This private event is open to all registered MWLUG 2016 attendees. Attendees that are interested in a tour of the brewery are welcome to join us during the event. We will be providing a bus from the Four Seasons Hotel to Zilker Brewing Company and back.  MAKE SURE  you have your MWLUG 2016 badge when we board the bus and at the event at Zilker Brewing Company. We will be providing food from a local establishment yet to be announced. So come join us and register for MWLUG 2016. http://mwlug.com/mwlug/mwlug.nsf/register.xsp http://www.zilkerbeer.com/ https://www.facebook.com/ZilkerBrewing/

We are please to announce the MWLUG 2016 Opening General Session speaker is Katrina Troughton, General Manager, Social and Smarter Workforce Client Success. Katrina brings a unique perspective our ICS community. Katrina Troughton is General Manager, Social and Smarter Workforce Client Success. Katrina leads IBMs worldwide sales force for collaboration, social, exceptional digital experience, and smarter workforce solutions. Katrina has more than 23 years' experience in the IT industry, with more than 20 years spent in senior management roles at IBM. Prior to leading this sales team, Katrina led the Business Analytics team for IBM's Growth Markets Unit, IBM's WebSphere business for IBM's Growth Markets Unit, both, after spending four and a half years as Managing Director for IBM New Zealand. Other key roles include Software General Manager for IBM Australia/New Zealand, and sales executive for Information Management for IBM Asia Pacific. Katrina has served ...