engage 2015 - Domino App Development - Where should I go now?
0 likes764 views
This document provides an overview of René Winkelmeyer as the head of development at midpoints GmbH. It includes information about his professional experience and qualifications, the services offered by midpoints, and his contact information across various social media and collaboration platforms. The bulk of the document consists of slides from a presentation given by René on the topics of stateless versus stateful application architectures, common web technologies, programming languages for application development, and mobile application capabilities.
![35
CSS2 vs. CSS3
§ New attribute selectors
§ element[foo^="bar“] - <element foo="barn"
§ element[foo$="bar“] - <element foo="rebar">
§ element[foo*="bar“] - <element foo="rebaring">
§ New pseudo classes
§ :root
§ :nth-child(n)
§ :nth-last-child(n)
§ :enabled
§ Background style properties
§ background-clip
§ background-origin](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/2015engageappdevnew-150401013646-conversion-gate01/85/engage-2015-Domino-App-Development-Where-should-I-go-now-35-320.jpg)
More Related Content
What's hot (20)
Viewers also liked (20)
Similar to engage 2015 - Domino App Development - Where should I go now? (20)
More from René Winkelmeyer (13)
Recently uploaded (20)
![Download Wondershare Filmora Crack [2025] With Latest](https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/neo4j-howkgsareshapingthefutureofgenerativeaiatawssummitlondonapril2024-240426125209-2d9db05d-250419-250428115407-a04afffa-thumbnail.jpg?width=560&fit=bounds)
![Minitab 22 Full Crack Plus Product Key Free Download [Latest] 2025](https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/avtpastoralvisits20252026-250407114051-0c8f0fbf-250407123507-bf8f5b04-250426175635-00bc6197-thumbnail.jpg?width=560&fit=bounds)
engage 2015 - Domino App Development - Where should I go now?
- 1. 1 App Development – Where should I go now? engage 2015 René Winkelmeyer midpoints GmbH
- 2. 2 René Winkelmeyer Head of Development midpoints GmbH http://www.midpoints.de IBM Advanced Business Partner IBM Design Partner (Notes Domino, Mobile, Verse) Apple Enterprise Developer und MDM Group Member Samsung Enterprise Alliance Partner Services - Enterprise Mobility Service - Mobile Device und Application Management - IBM Notes Traveler und IBM Mobile Connect About me
- 3. 3 • Skype muenzpraeger • Twitter muenzpraeger • LinkedIn muenzpraeger • Slideshare muenzpraeger • Web http://blog.winkelmeyer.com http://www.midpoints.de • Mail [email protected] [email protected] OpenNTF • File Navigator • Generic NSF View Widget for IBM Connections About me René Winkelmeyer Head of Development
- 4. 4
- 5. 5 Stateless, stateful – server-side oder client-side? § xxx
- 6. 6 Stateless, stateful – server-side oder client-side? § xxx
- 7. 7 Stateless, stateful – server-side oder client-side? § xxx HTML JavaScript CSS Java
- 8. 8 Stateless, stateful – server-side oder client-side? § xxx HTML (1992) JavaScript (1995) CSS (1996) Java (1995)
- 9. 9
- 10. 10 Stateless, stateful – server-side oder client-side? § xxx
- 11. 11 Stateless, stateful – server-side oder client-side? § xxx
- 12. 12 Stateless, stateful – server-side oder client-side? § xxx
- 15. 15 Stateless, stateful – server-side oder client-side? § xxx http://io9.com/the-history-channel-and-jeremy-renner-are-working-on-te-1693267727
- 16. 16 Stateless, stateful – server-side oder client-side? § xxx http://io9.com/the-history-channel-and-jeremy-renner-are-working-on-te-1693267727
- 20. 20 Programming Language Capabilities Notes/Domino § @Commands / @Functions § LotusScript § Procedural § OOP
- 21. 21 Programming Language Capabilities Notes/Domino § JavaScript § On the web § In the client § CSS (not a language) § On the web § In the Client
- 22. 22 Programming Language Capabilities Notes/Domino § Java § In Agents § In XPages § As OSGi HTTP Plugins for Equinox § As OSGi HTTP Plugins for Expeditor § As OSGi HTTP Plugins for DOTS (Domino OSGi Tasklet Service)
- 23. 23 Self shooted
- 25. 25 GitHut.info
- 26. 26 GitHut.info
- 27. 27 GitHut.info
- 28. 28 GitHut.info
- 29. 29 GitHut.info
- 30. 30 GitHut.info
- 31. 31
- 33. 33 Skillsets – Frontend § Strong eye for UI design § Love to move pixels § Working around Browser behaviour § Open to adapt new frameworks and behavior frequently § Experience in consuming APIs
- 34. 34 Skillsets – Frontend § HTML5 § JavaScript § Modern frameworks like AngulaJS (even after 2.0), Backbone.js, Dojo, jQuery etc. § Node.js / Rhino § CSS3 / LESS / SASS
- 35. 35 CSS2 vs. CSS3 § New attribute selectors § element[foo^="bar“] - <element foo="barn" § element[foo$="bar“] - <element foo="rebar"> § element[foo*="bar“] - <element foo="rebaring"> § New pseudo classes § :root § :nth-child(n) § :nth-last-child(n) § :enabled § Background style properties § background-clip § background-origin
- 36. 36 LESS / SASS § CSS precompilers § Write in LESS or SASS – Output will be CSS
- 37. 37 LESS
- 38. 38 LESS
- 39. 39 SASS
- 40. 40 SASS
- 44. 44 AngularFaces
- 45. 45 Skillsets – Backend § Good understanding of application based security § KnowHow in SQL and NoSQL (i. e. MongoDB, CouchDB) databases § Minimum Java 7 knowledge, Java 8 preferred § Source control usage is a must (Git)
- 46. 46 Skillsets – Backend § Experience with modern web development frameworks (JavaServerFaces, GWT, Spring, Vaadin, JavaFX) § Hands-on experience with Junit testing, build tools (Maven) and Continous Integration (CI) tool like Jenkins or Bamboo § Knowledge in designing secure, but also easily consumable APIs § Experience with J2EE AppServers (Tomcat, Liberty, Glassfish)
- 47. 47 API Design
- 48. 48 API Design
- 49. 49 API Design
- 51. 51 API Design https://api.mycompany.com /people/all GET /people/<id> GET /people/<id> POST /people/<id> DELETE
- 52. 52 API Design https://api.mycompany.com /people/all GET /people/<id> GET /people/update/<id> UPDATE /people/delete/<id> DELETE
- 53. 53 API Design
- 54. 54 API Design
- 56. 56 Domino server – your unknown powerhorse!
- 57. 57 Domino server – your unknown powerhorse!
- 58. 58 Domino server – the unknown powerhorse! § IBM has introduced with 8.5.3 a „new“ J2EE engine to the Domino server § Expeditor WebContainer § Fulfills Servlet 2.5 specification § You can use standard Web Applications (aka Web Application Archive == WAR) in a modified version § More information is here available http://www.slideshare.net/fiorep/domino-osgi-development
- 59. 59 Vaadin
- 60. 60 XPages vs. Vaadin – History and Presence XPages Vaadin • Bought by IBM in 2001 (XForms) • Was „Workplace“ • Based on JSF • Development by IBM (Core, closed source) and partly by the community (ExtLib) • In 2001 newly developed as „Millstone Library“ (IT Mill) • Uses GWT since 2007 (IT Mill Toolkit 4) • „Feels“ like SWT/AWT/Swing • Further development by Vaadin Ltd. (open source, Apache licensed)
- 61. 61 XPages vs. Vaadin – Operating systems XPages Vaadin • All Domino supportes operating systems • All operating systems with Java 6 and higher
- 62. 62 XPages vs. Vaadin – Supported AppServers XPages Vaadin • IBM Domino • XPages Buildpack (IBM Bluemix) • Apache Tomcat 5+ • IBM WebSphere (Full/Liberty) 7+ • JBoss 4+ • Liferay Portal 5.2 • Oracle WebLogic 10.3+ • WildFly 8+ • Java Servlet 2.4 / JSR-286 • ...
- 63. 63 XPages vs. Vaadin – Release / Dependencies XPages Vaadin • Rely on Domino-Updates (Major, Minor, FP, IF) • Updating the App-Server means Updating all XPages applications • A server update affects all XPages applications • New release (minor) all 4-5 weeks • Updates of the AppUpdates are independent from Vaadin – and vice versa • Vaadin-Updates can be done selectively on a per-applicatio base
- 64. 64 XPages vs. Vaadin – IDE XPages Vaadin • IBM Domino Designer 8.5.2+, nur Windows • Eclipse • IntelliJ • Netbeans • ...
- 65. 65 XPages vs. Vaadin – Programming languages XPages Vaadin • SSJS • JavaScript • Java • Java • JavaScript • Scala • Jython • ...
- 66. 66 Vaadin
- 67. 67 Serverside – RAM (Vaadin example) 500 – 1.000 kb / Session 8.000 active Users == 8 GB
- 68. 68 Stateless, stateful – server-side oder client-side? http://www.slideshare.net/cnbailey/ibm-interconnect-java-vs-javascript
- 69. 69
- 70. 70 Thank you!