Countdown to Domino 10

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Domino 10 introduces several new features that administrators should prepare for including implementing a JavaScript framework, learning Docker, and updating development tools. It also advises preparing applications by adding templates to source control, finding quick wins, and eliminating unused code. Additionally, administrators are advised to learn skills like JSON, CentOS, and OAuth to take advantage of Domino 10's new capabilities like support for Node.js, a new query language, and HTTP 2.0 support.

2018
Countdown to Domino 10
Devin S. Olson
Preparing for the NOW

Find the right applications
To change the perception of Domino

Identify owners
Owners, developers, SMEs, documentation will all be needed at any stage

Find your most used applications
And show some love

Create FRESH templates
Then add them ALL to Source Control

Find quick wins
e.g. impacts every user, mobile

Eliminate unwanted views
Simplicity is the ultimate manner of sophistication
Copy Of By Category
Another Copy Of By Category
By Category 12091989
Backup copy of By Category
By Category (Old)

Document web elements
It helps to understand what is already web-enabled

Throw out unused code
Its only going to get in the way!

Establish single template inheritance
Stop inheriting individual design elements from different templates

Eliminate unused views
Actions speak louder than words
$Collection
View.AllEntries.Count

Implement Master Data Management
You’re entitled to your own opinion, but not your own set of facts.

Prepare for Microservices
Place code in agents, separating the back-end from the front-end

Sorry, it’s on-premises first
Its really OK if you see no clouds in your (Domino) future

Stop using hidden design!
It’s the work of the devil!

Retire unused applications
Focus on what’s important

Get an iPad
Domino 10 demands it!
Get an iPad
Domino 10 demands iOS 11.4!

There are three kinds of people….
Those who can count
and those who can’t

Modern development tools
Eclipse and Java will not be a focus in 2025

Brush up on your LotusScript
Finally some love is being shown

Brush up on your LotusScript
NEW Awesome Stuff
REST Services via new HTTPRequest class
• No more multi-agent handoff or LS2Java back and forth pain
Baked-in JSON processing with new JSONParser class
• DYI and Open Source (check OpenNTF) solutions are nice, but
require additional libraries
DEVICE-Aware capabilities (Location, Camera, Compass, etc)
• Open up all kinds of productivity enhancements you can add to
your applications.

CentOS
A Really good OS, that will Really be supported. (Yes, Really)

oAuth
Token exchange has already changed the world

JSON (Javascript Object Notation)
Universally Important, and not at all scary
{
"Name": "Jason Voorhees",
"Location": "Camp Crystal Lake",
"Appearance": "Hockey Mask",
"Weapon": "Machete",
"Occupation": “Life Coach",
"Attack": 1045,
"Health": 1045,
"Toughness": 1013,
"Recovery": 1013,
"Power": 100,
"Special": "Unyielding Pursuit"
}

Domino 10
Rocks JavaScript New Features
✓ Node.js support (DominoDB)
✓ Domino Query Language (DQL)
✓ NOMAD (mobile/web client)
✓ HTTP 2.0 support
✓ New LotusScript classes (HTTPRequest, JSONParse)
✓ Mobile extensions (GPS, camera, compass etc.)
✓ Oauth
Timetable
✓ Beta – Available Now
✓ Delivery – October 9 2018
#domino2025

Domino 10
DQL platform = ‘Cloud’ and
admin = ‘Gertrude’ and
relationship = “Sister’ and
(users > 10 or totdocs > 3000) and
in (‘Interesting Apps’, ‘Useful Apps’, ‘Secret apps’)
#domino2025

Domino 10
Easier to administer New Features
✓ Automatic database repair
✓ Symmetric Domino servers
✓ Hot view updating
✓ Replica synchronization tool
✓ Document deletion logging
✓ Domino statistics via new Relic plugin
✓ ADFS 4.0 fully supported
✓ SAML 2.0 compliant IDP
✓ Docker containers (SLES, RHEL and CentOS)
✓ New Domino Update Tool (AUT)
#domino2025

Domino 10
Removing Boundaries
#domino2025
Limit Was Now
Database Size 64GB 256GB
Folder Size 50x
Summary Data 32K 64K
Field Names 6K 20K
ID Table 10x

Start learning XPages
There was a time, but that ship has now sailed

The countdown has started.
Do you have a place in the future?
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Countdown to Domino 10

1. 2018 Countdown to Domino 10 Devin S. Olson Preparing for the NOW

2. Devin S. Olson Master Solutioneer

3. Thanks to our 2018 Sponsors

4. TOP things to prepare for Domino 10

5. Have a strategy

6. Find the right applications To change the perception of Domino

7. Identify owners Owners, developers, SMEs, documentation will all be needed at any stage

8. Find your most used applications And show some love

9. Create FRESH templates Then add them ALL to Source Control

10. Find quick wins e.g. impacts every user, mobile

11. Eliminate unwanted views Simplicity is the ultimate manner of sophistication Copy Of By Category Another Copy Of By Category By Category 12091989 Backup copy of By Category By Category (Old)

12. Document web elements It helps to understand what is already web-enabled

13. Throw out unused code Its only going to get in the way!

14. Establish single template inheritance Stop inheriting individual design elements from different templates

15. Eliminate unused views Actions speak louder than words $Collection View.AllEntries.Count

16. Implement Master Data Management You’re entitled to your own opinion, but not your own set of facts.

17. Prepare for Microservices Place code in agents, separating the back-end from the front-end

18. Sorry, it’s on-premises first Its really OK if you see no clouds in your (Domino) future

19. Stop using hidden design! It’s the work of the devil!

20. Retire unused applications Focus on what’s important

21. Get an iPad Domino 10 demands it! Get an iPad Domino 10 demands iOS 11.4!

22. There are three kinds of people…. Those who can count and those who can’t

23. TOP things to learn for Domino 10

24. A JavaScript framework Just pick one!

25. Docker Just Sayin’

26. Modern development tools Eclipse and Java will not be a focus in 2025

27. Brush up on your LotusScript Finally some love is being shown

28. Brush up on your LotusScript NEW Awesome Stuff REST Services via new HTTPRequest class • No more multi-agent handoff or LS2Java back and forth pain Baked-in JSON processing with new JSONParser class • DYI and Open Source (check OpenNTF) solutions are nice, but require additional libraries DEVICE-Aware capabilities (Location, Camera, Compass, etc) • Open up all kinds of productivity enhancements you can add to your applications.

29. CentOS A Really good OS, that will Really be supported. (Yes, Really)

30. oAuth Token exchange has already changed the world

31.

32. JSON (Javascript Object Notation) Universally Important, and not at all scary { "Name": "Jason Voorhees", "Location": "Camp Crystal Lake", "Appearance": "Hockey Mask", "Weapon": "Machete", "Occupation": “Life Coach", "Attack": 1045, "Health": 1045, "Toughness": 1013, "Recovery": 1013, "Power": 100, "Special": "Unyielding Pursuit" }

33. Domino 10 Rocks JavaScript New Features ✓ Node.js support (DominoDB) ✓ Domino Query Language (DQL) ✓ NOMAD (mobile/web client) ✓ HTTP 2.0 support ✓ New LotusScript classes (HTTPRequest, JSONParse) ✓ Mobile extensions (GPS, camera, compass etc.) ✓ Oauth Timetable ✓ Beta – Available Now ✓ Delivery – October 9 2018 #domino2025

34. Domino 10 DQL platform = ‘Cloud’ and admin = ‘Gertrude’ and relationship = “Sister’ and (users > 10 or totdocs > 3000) and in (‘Interesting Apps’, ‘Useful Apps’, ‘Secret apps’) #domino2025

35. Domino 10 Easier to administer New Features ✓ Automatic database repair ✓ Symmetric Domino servers ✓ Hot view updating ✓ Replica synchronization tool ✓ Document deletion logging ✓ Domino statistics via new Relic plugin ✓ ADFS 4.0 fully supported ✓ SAML 2.0 compliant IDP ✓ Docker containers (SLES, RHEL and CentOS) ✓ New Domino Update Tool (AUT) #domino2025

36. Domino 10 Removing Boundaries #domino2025 Limit Was Now Database Size 64GB 256GB Folder Size 50x Summary Data 32K 64K Field Names 6K 20K ID Table 10x

37. TOP things NOT to do for Domino 10

38. Start learning XPages There was a time, but that ship has now sailed

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