1. AD115 Extending IBM® Lotus Notes® & IBM Lotus iNotes® with OpenSocial Ryan Baxer | Staff Software Engineer | IBM Andrew Davis | Sr Software Engineer | IBM

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3. About Us Ryan has been working at IBM for the past 3 years. Prior to that he was a student at Northeasten University in Boston Ma. During his time at IBM his main focus has been working on the Notes Client Java TM UI APIs. He has in depth knowledge of Eclipse plugin development, specifically when it comes to the Notes client. Over the past year Ryan has become an active member of the OpenSocial community working to define the future of OpenSocial. Ryan takes any opportunity he can to interact with the passionate user base of IBMs many products, and enjoys listening to their feedback, as well as helping them solve their problems. @ryanjbaxter Andrew has been working at IBM for the past 8 years. He is the area architect for Notes Widgets, LiveText and Catalog, and his most recent focus is OpenSocial and developing a common web extensibility model across Notes, iNotes, Domino and the larger IBM Collaboration Systems portfolio. He is an advocate for open source and open standards in IBM products and one of the main proponents of adopting and contributing to the OpenSocial 2.0 Spec.

5. Why are we leveraging OpenSocial?

6. What is Lotus Notes and Lotus Domino® Social Edition?

7. OpenSocial Sandbox

12. Friends

13. Activities

16. Merging the social and business information together is what a social business is all about

18. Two committers to the OpenSocial specification

20. IBM Mashup Center can be an OpenSocial container

24. What does this mean for app developers?

25. Open App Revolution!

26. OpenSocial Sandbox

30. Realizing the Social Vision in Notes & iNotes Notes and Domino Social Edition

33. Installable via add-on installer

37. Go Ahead Ask Us Anything! Q&A

39. Embedded Experiences Tutorial - http://bit.ly/EETutorial

40. OpenSocial - http://docs.opensocial.org

41. Actvity Streams - http://activitystrea.ms/

42. OpenSocial 2.0 Sandbox - http://bit.ly/OSSandbox

43. Ryan Baxter's Blog - http://ryanjbaxter.com

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