Yes I will be there. teamstudio is again a sponsor so most of my time will be on the showcase floor, but there are sessions I want to se so I may get out of the booth from time to time.
Come see me.
teamstudio is doing some really cool things in the mobile arena as well as integrating out tools into Domino Designer.
I need to make my yearly quota of meeting 15 new people so make it easy for me and stop by.
See you in Orlando
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Thursday, December 12, 2013
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Thinking of Mobilizing your apps? Come to this BOF at Lotusphere
My employer, Teamstudio is planning a discussion covering things you should consider when looking to develop or extend a Lotus Notes application for mobile use. We"ll talk about application functionality vs. look and feel; client apps vs. Web-enabled apps; writing new apps vs. extending existing ones - and more. This will be an interactive session, so questions and comments will be encouraged!
BOF106 TeamStudio: Design and Data Considerations for Mobilizing Your IBM Lotus Notes Applications
Speakers: Richard Sharpe, Mike Wetherbee
SW Macaw 2 - Tuesday 07:00am - 8:00am Created using the
I will be there as well
#Ls11
BOF106 TeamStudio: Design and Data Considerations for Mobilizing Your IBM Lotus Notes Applications
Speakers: Richard Sharpe, Mike Wetherbee
SW Macaw 2 - Tuesday 07:00am - 8:00am Created using the
I will be there as well
#Ls11
Monday, January 3, 2011
I want to see you at Lotusphere!
I want to see/meet everyone I can at Lotusphere this year.
If:
• I have ever worked with you
• I have ever helped you on my blog
• You read my blog
• You follow me on twitter
• You wished you followed me on twitter.
• We are connected on Linked In
• We are Friends on Facebook
• I have ever been at your location for a Teamstudio Engagement
• I have ever helped you in the LDD forums
• You have ever helped me in the LDD forums
• You do not even know me
I will be at the Teamstudio Pedestal on the showcase floor, or I will update where I am via twitter. So let’s meet up.
If:
• I have ever worked with you
• I have ever helped you on my blog
• You read my blog
• You follow me on twitter
• You wished you followed me on twitter.
• We are connected on Linked In
• We are Friends on Facebook
• I have ever been at your location for a Teamstudio Engagement
• I have ever helped you in the LDD forums
• You have ever helped me in the LDD forums
• You do not even know me
I will be at the Teamstudio Pedestal on the showcase floor, or I will update where I am via twitter. So let’s meet up.
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Lotusphere
Location:
Tewksbury, MA 01876, USA
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
My proposed sessions for Lotusphere 2010
So with thoughts turning to Lotusphere I am submitting 2 sessions to hopefully present;
1. Development 101: back to basics.
Last year at Gurupolooza a question was asked about resources for new and beginner developers. That is when I thought about the sessions at Lotusphere. They are primarily geared to the new and advanced features. (and should be) But for new and/or aspiring developers it is overwhelming. So a jump-start session is what I propose.
Please let me know what you think should be covered.
2. Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)for Lotus Notes/Domino Development.
Learn all about the SDLC and how it applies to Lotus Notes development.
AS regulatory issues become more prevalent, having a defined and document SDLC for you development is key. We will cover the following:
Requirements
Design
Test
Production
We will cover all required deliverables to get you started on the path to compliance.
Again please let me know what you think should be covered.
I have asked Mike Kinder to present both with me. His blog is right on target with these presentations.
Let me know your thoughts the call for abstracts will be soon.
1. Development 101: back to basics.
Last year at Gurupolooza a question was asked about resources for new and beginner developers. That is when I thought about the sessions at Lotusphere. They are primarily geared to the new and advanced features. (and should be) But for new and/or aspiring developers it is overwhelming. So a jump-start session is what I propose.
Please let me know what you think should be covered.
2. Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)for Lotus Notes/Domino Development.
Learn all about the SDLC and how it applies to Lotus Notes development.
AS regulatory issues become more prevalent, having a defined and document SDLC for you development is key. We will cover the following:
Requirements
Design
Test
Production
We will cover all required deliverables to get you started on the path to compliance.
Again please let me know what you think should be covered.
I have asked Mike Kinder to present both with me. His blog is right on target with these presentations.
Let me know your thoughts the call for abstracts will be soon.
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