MWLUG 2015

I was fortunate enough to be picked to present at the MWLUG (Mid-West Lotus User Group) conference in Atlanta in Ausgust 2015. The presentation was called “Break out of the box – Integrate existing Domino data with modern websites” and below you can see the abstract:

Your company have decided to hire a web designer to redesign some of your web based applications, or to move them from the Notes client to the browser. This designer have no experience with Domino or Designer but knows traditional web development technologies like HTML, CSS and Javascript as well as frameworks and toolkits like jQuery and Bootstrap. Or perhaps you have been asked to rewrite an existing Notes client application for the web, but you don’t have the luxury of spending time learning XPages, this need to be done right away. How do you integrate a website, possibly hosted on a non-Domino server, with all your Domino-based data? Especially when the web designer have no experience (or time to learn) IBM technologies like XPages? In this session you will find out how you can keep your data in a Domino environment and create a web frontend using industry standards to read, write and update the Domino data using Ajax, JSON and other technologies. You will also walk away with code samples that you can use back home.

Below I am sharing my presentation and the corresponding sample database. The database is created using ODS 43 (can be opened using Notes 6 and higher).

Presentation: MWLUG_2015_AD102.pdf

Sample database (ZIP): Demo_MWLUG_2015.zip