| Tuesday 19th, January 2010
Location : LotusUserGroup.org
In the App Dev Strategy mini keynote. 3 partners to highlight Tungle Gist Openspan Bruce Elgort of Elguji onstage showing IQjam as an example of a solution created with xpages. Used JSON, Lotusscript, too. Giving some best practices tips: developed for all tech used by customers, developed core set of custom controls able to be reused Portal scenario: Brent gives a nod to Declyn Lynch for his work with OpenNTF Mobile today may be an afterthought for most of you. I guarantee that will change. I strongly suggest you start taking mobile seriously in your development projects. Overall message seems to be learn your role as developer is critical, will stay critical, and the tools you are using will not go away, but there learning to integrate all the new tools into what you are doing is critical. Listen to the podcast of my conversation with Tom Duff after the session to get a better, more complete description of the session, the message, and a readl developer's point of view on what it was all about. It should be available later today here Technorati: None
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1. Maria Dellasule01/19/2010 06:32:34 PM
It's up there. Go to http://www.lotususergroup.org/glug.nsf/LkupView/2minutesguruADMIN?openDocument
2. Diane Shert 01/19/2010 05:56:46 PM Still waiting for the Duffbert podcast. What's up? Welcome! ![]() This blog is hosted by LotusUserGroup.org but all LotusUserGroup.org members are welcome to join in and post in the blog. Administrators at LotusUserGroup.org will try to maintain a constant stream of insightful comments, community information, links to useful sights and posts on other blogs, and, of course, answers to your questions whenever possible. So join in, post a blog, comment on posts, ask questions, share your knowledge, and state your opinions… All Content Copyright 2006 LotusUserGroup.org. Contact By Category : #ibmexperience : #ibmexperience, Industry, Lotusphere 2011 : #LS11 : 2 Minutes With... Podcast : Admin 2009 Boston : Admin Training : Admin2006 : Admin2007 : Admin2008 : Admin2010 and Lotus Developer2010 : Admin2011 and Lotus Developer2011 : AdminEurope : Admon2009 Boston : Annotated Links : Blackberry : Blogging : Business Partners : Client Management : Connections : DB2 and Domino : Developer Training : Developing : Domino Monitoring : Embedded Views : Events & Training : IBM Lotus Case Studies : IBM Workplace : Industry : iPhone : IWOEKS08 : Java : LEI : Lotus Blogs : Lotus Certification : Lotus Developer 2010 : Lotus Jobs : Lotus Knows : Lotus Nomad : Lotus Notes : Lotus on Linux : Lotus R7 : Lotus Traveler : Lotus Web Development : Lotusphere 2012 : Lotusphere Comes To You ONLINE : Lotusphere, Lotusphere 2011 : Lotusphere2006 : Lotusphere2007 : Lotusphere2008 : Lotusphere2009 : Lotusphere2009, LS09 : Lotusphere2010 : LotusUserGroup.org : LUG Lotusphere Challenge : ND8 : Newsletter : None : Quick Place : Quickr : Sametime : SameTime & Hannover : Security : Show-n-Tell Thursday : Sys Admin Questions : User Group Meetings : User information : Webcasts : XPages : ye11ow day : The BlogRoll Blogs Lotusphere Monthly Archive Recent Entries Lotusphere 2012 Session... Missed the #LS12 OGS? A Little more detail on... Day 2 Social Business k... Dr. Jeffrey Burns from ... Award winner #LS12 demo 5 LS#12 Demo 4 #LS12 Demo 3 #LS12 Ron Sebastian demo 2 #L... Jef Schick wih the firs... down to business #LS12 Alistair Rennie Kicks i... OK Go Scavenger Hunts, Tweet ... Download the Lotusphere... Why you should bring yo... Lotusphere 2012 Guess W... What would you like to ... Taking Notes Podcast- A... | |||
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