If you are planning your own upgrade to Notes and Domino 10, then Teamstudio Adviser is a great starting point. And so of course we hope soon to be proudly displaying our “IBM Domino 10 Verified Solution” badge! HCL Places is a client app that looks like it was originally put together as a proof of concept to show what could be done using Node and Domino but seems to be acquiring a life of its own.Īs for us here at Teamstudio, we’re in the process of putting the V10 beta through its paces or, more accurately, putting our own suite of tools running on V10 through their paces. More LotusScript extensions to enable easier web app development.įeatures in Domino to reduce total cost of ownership, including auto repair of corrupted databases and other things that sort of go over the heads of developers like us. Mobile app support, including extensions to LotusScript to access mobile device features (camera, GPS etc) and a new client for the iPad that will run Notes apps natively. So you’ll be able to build apps in JavaScript on Node that can easily access Domino data. We’ve blogged before about the roadmap from a Notes/Domino developer’s perspective, and we’re pretty excited about what’s coming.Ī Domino database connector for Node.js is coming in V10. And, there’s a general sense of excitement and anticipation in the Notes/Domino community, rallying itself around the #domino2025 hashtag.īut what about the product itself? Many, many announcements have been made about a product roadmap that is pretty well fleshed out across two promised releases (V10 this year, V11 next) and beyond. They have introduced live chat as a support option to help deal with simple queries that don’t warrant opening a case. IBM and HCL have set up a new product ideas forum to gather feedback. IBM’s using the Credly platform for tracking credentials relating to Domino 10 and IBM Acclaim badges are popping up all over LinkedIn.

For one thing, everything’s turned yellow, which would have been pretty much unthinkable back in 2013 when Social Edition shipped.

IBM’s marketing engine is solidly behind this launch. That means we’ve been waiting 5 years for this moment, which is coming up on October 9. Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you probably know that this is the first major release of the Notes and Domino platform since Notes 9 (aka Social Edition) shipped in March of 2013. Here at Teamstudio Towers we’re getting pretty excited about the upcoming release of IBM Lotus Notes/Domino 10.

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