TLCC Notes and Domino Newsletter


Published on July 17,2018

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In This TLCC Newsletter:
1. Sign Up for the IBM Betas for Domino V10 and Notes on an iPad
2. Collabsphere 2018 Sessions Announced
3. Customizing the CK Editor Toolbar Blog Series
4. Upcoming Webinar on Node.js and Domino V10
5. Upcoming Events for IBM Collaborative Solutions Professionals
6. Attention IBM Employees - TLCC's courses are available at the Talent@IBM site
7. No-charge Courses and Resources at TLCC's site
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1. Future Plans for Domino V!0 and Beyond Revealed


Last week a group of customers and partners converged on HCL's labs in Chelmsford, MA to learn more about Domino V10 and all the new stuff. I was lucky enough to also attend. Who is HCL? That is the eight billion dollar company that is partnering with IBM on the future of Notes, Domino, and Sametime. They have done this before with other IBM software products.

A few thoughts... first and foremost, the excitement among the HCL employees is amazing. Many of them were formerly working on the products at IBM and had quite a few great ideas that were unable to reach the light of day at IBM. They are rapidly innovating and developing and have some great plans for the future well beyond Domino V10. You hopefully have already heard about Nomad, that is the Notes client running on an iPad. This is the full Notes client, LotusScript and all that runs natively on an iPad. Need I say more? But, what about a new Domino query language that blows away full text indexing? The Domino General Query Facility will rapidly search through summary data (not rich text) using view indexes when able at the core C level. This is very fast and powerful and will be available via a command line and the LotusScript, Java, and Node.js apis. Node.js? Yes, now all the people in your company developing Node.js applications can tie right into Domino data. This is a completely new way to develop Domino applications using the technologies many corporate web developers are using now to build very scalable, high performance applications.

The enthusiasm was quite contagious and all the attendees were very stoked at the end of our two days. There is more to talk about but can't just yet. Stay tuned for the public beta of Domino V10 and Nomad and all the other cool stuff that is planned, including Domino V11 and beyond!!!

Below are some links to other attendee's comments on their blogs.

Paul Wither's Blog
http://www.intec.co.uk/cwp-factory-tour-1-debrief/

Gab Davis Blog
https://turtleblog.info/2018/07/16/definitely-different-a-few-days-looking-into-the-future-with-hcl-and-ibm/

Red Pill Now's Blog
https://www.redpillnow.com/domino-10-collabsphere-just-got-very-interesting/


2. Collabsphere Is Next Week in Ann Arbor!

Want to learn more about Domino V10 and all the exciting new enhancements? Come to Ann Arbor, MI for Collabsphere 2018. There will be several speakers from IBM/HCL talking about the new features in Domino V10 such as Domino General Query Facility, Domino self-healing, Node.js, and more! There will be an entire track dedicated to Node.js, React and Node-RED including the following sessions.


Collabsphere 2018 will run from July 23 to July 25th. There is a nominal $100 fee to participate.

To learn more go to:
http://collabsphere.org/ug/collabsphere2018.nsf/index.html


3. New Site to Submit New Domino Functionality Requests

IBM has rolled out a new site for the community to submit ideas for future releases of Domino. IBM encourages everyone to participate by voting on, commenting on, and creating new ideas. All new ideas will be evaluated jointly by the IBM & HCL Product Management & Engineering teams, and the next steps will be communicated. While not all submitted ideas will be executed upon, community feedback will play a key role in influencing which ideas are and when they will be implemented.

To participate in the Domino 2025 Product Ideas Lab go to:
https://domino.ideas.aha.io/


4. Recording of Webinar on Domino and Node.js

Watch this recorded webinar to learn more about Node.js and the future integration plans with Domino. Learn how Paul Withers and John Jardin are approaching the creation of new Domino applications using the latest frameworks and languages such as node.js and JavaScript. Also, learn how this approach works for application modernization too.

This webinar covers:
Use the link below to register and watch this recording:
https://event.on24.com/wcc/r/1772001/140DC71577050BEA044233EFFCBB0B24


5. Upcoming Events for IBM Collaborative Solutions Professionals

CollabSphere (MWLUG) 2018 - Ann Arbor, MI on July 23-25
http://collabsphere.org/ug/collabsphere2018.nsf/index.html

ICON UK - Birmingham, England on September 13 -14
https://www.iconuk.org/


6. Attention IBM Employees - TLCC's Notes and Domino 9 courses are available at the Talent@IBM site

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