Podcast: What’s New with IBM Wikis
November 18, 2012 By Leave a Comment
We talked to IBM User Experience Development team members Amanda Bauman, Craig Lordan, Kevin Giles, and Mike Stewart about what’s going on these days with the IBM Wikis. Topics included:
- History of the IBM wikis
- Types of content on the wikis (it’s not just random information spread across various pages)
- New features in the latest iteration of the wiki template
- Improvements in navigation and search
- Dynamic content control
- And more…
Bonus trivia: did you know that the short URL to the Lotus (aka ICS) wikis is wiki.lotus.com?
Updated: IBM Notes/Domino mobile solutions podcast roundup
October 9, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Over the last couple of months Taking Notes (@takingnotespod) has interviewed three five companies who provide software, tools and services that can help you mobilize your Notes and Domino applications:
- We4IT’s docLinkr (Episode 159)
- YouAtNotes Domino To Go (Episode 158)
- Teamstudio’s Unplugged (Episode 151)
- Kryos Velocity AppXtender (Episode 169)
- Mobilite (Episode 168)
We also recently had some other mobile related shows that you may find interesting:
- jQuery in XPages with Marky Roden (Episode 157)
- Mobile App Strategies with Graham Acres (Episode 152)
- What’s New in IBM Connections 4 (Episode 168)
- What’s New in IBM Mobile Apps, with Chris Reckling and Rob Ingram (Episode 164)
Podcast: Getting started with IBM Connections application development
July 31, 2012 By Leave a Comment
In this episode of The Taking Notes Podcast (@takingnotespod) we talked about developing applications for IBM’s Connections social software platform. We were joined by three very special guests:
- Luis Benitez – IBM Product Manager (@lbenitez)
- Adam Brown – ISW Director (@adambrownaus)
- Niklas Heidloff – IBM (@nheidloff)
Topics covered during the show included:
- Overview of the options available to developers (APIs, Widgets, Java)
- How widgets and apps are deployed within Connections
- Integrating apps with the Connections Profile
- Surfacing apps and widgets within Communities
- How IBM Connections Next will utilize OpenSocial and ActivityStrea.ms
- How Kudos Badges was built and how it integrates and is managed within Connections
- Why developers should use XPages to extend Connections
- How you can work with iWidgets and XPages
- How to access the Connections REST API’s from XPages
- Where you can find and download sample XPages apps
- What other extensibility features might be important for XPages developers
- and much more…
Resources:
http://ibm.co/StartSocial – Landing for all things ICS development related including Notes/Domino “Next” and Connections “Next”
http://xpag.es/?ForConnections
http://openntf.org/p/xpages%20for%20connections
Podcast: IBM’s Ed Brill and Trust Factory’s Wouter Aukema
July 24, 2012 By Leave a Comment
On this episode of the podcast we were joined by IBM’s Ed Brill (@edbrill) and Trust Factory’s Wouter Aukema (@waukema) and talked about:
- The new partnership between IBM and Trust Factory first announced on Ed’s blog
- Trust Factory’s DNA services offerings
- What the partnership means for IBM customers
- A special offer made by Ed
- Ed’s new book project
- What the book will and not be about and when it will be available
- Who else will be contributing to the book
- Notes Social Edition and what exactly it is
- Some of the new enhancements made in the Notes Social Edition
- When it will be available for customers
- How it can be deployed
- Integration with IBM Connections “Next”
- and much more
So what’s there to complain about here?
July 18, 2012 By 1 Comment
On the Harvard Business Review Blog:
and when you click through:
If you then click through the various tabs you will learn that IBM isn’t only trying to market a single product and/or service (say IBM Connections) but offers some substantive services (and products) that in my humble opinion show the business and technical breadth needed to truly tackle some of todays business problems.
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