Building Mobile Apps and Sites in dotCMS
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The document discusses the challenges of building mobile sites in dotCMS, including frequent updates, multilingual content, UI differences between devices, authentication, and data size. It describes dotCMS's coding method of pulling content via Ajax through DWR to load pages fast while reducing server load, though this requires JavaScript development. The results were mobile-optimized versions of the company's websites that addressed these challenges.
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Target Audience
Web app developers, app development managers and CTOs
Assumed Audience Knowledge
Involvement with building web applications is helpful but not necessary
Three Things Audience Members Will Learn
Why we build web applications in the enterprise
Tooling, testing and frameworks that work well together
Application build and deployment strategiesScaling up mobile at ING #NSSpain2018
Scaling up mobile at ING #NSSpain2018bartosss
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ING is looking to scale their mobile apps across multiple countries while maintaining consistent quality, security and UI standards. They currently have over 20 iOS developers working on their Bankieren app which has 2 million iOS users. ING is considering creating shared frameworks to promote code reuse but is concerned about potential issues like increased app startup time from having too many dynamic frameworks. They discuss options like using static frameworks and limiting the number of dynamic frameworks to help improve performance. The document also covers framework distribution, automated quality testing, documentation and ensuring compatible releases across countries.More from dotCMS (17)
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Unleash Your Content: Content-as-a-ServicedotCMS
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How will you continue to deliver high-quality content to your customers, no matter what platform they're on? See how brands are Unleashing their Content using CaaS in our joint webinar with Architech.How Does an Organization Manage Hundreds of Sites?
How Does an Organization Manage Hundreds of Sites?dotCMS
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Traditionally, organizations of all sizes have managed their Web properties in a largely ad-hoc manner. However, as the sophistication and impact of the organizational Web presence broadens, it is necessary to adopt a more mature approach to both Web Operations and web content management. This presentation from Gilbane Conference Boston 2011 discusses the important aspects of web operations, from strategy to governance and execution. It takes an in-depth look at a case study of the largest multi-tenant implementation of public-facing websites in the healthcare industry.
Presented by: John Scudder (Director, Communication & Design Services, Hospital Corporation of America) SEO 
SEO dotCMS
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This document provides an overview of search engine optimization (SEO) techniques for the dotCMS content management system. It discusses both on-page and off-page SEO basics, highlighting important factors like keywords, metadata, links, and content. Resources for SEO tools and best practices are listed. The goal of SEO is to help websites rank higher in organic search results.The Making of a Rockin' Web Team
The Making of a Rockin' Web TeamdotCMS
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This document summarizes a presentation about building an effective web team. It discusses common challenges web teams face like lack of attention and maintaining websites. It also provides strategies for web teams, including having a holistic strategy, creating roles for web operations, execution, and measurement, establishing key performance indicators, communicating in business terms, seeking outside perspectives, limiting distributed content creation, and involving others in governance. The presentation advocates keeping web teams lean, strategic, and open to new ideas to avoid commoditization.Justifying IT Spending
Justifying IT SpendingdotCMS
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This presentation examines some of the more common and unconventional ways of justifying IT spend in businesses and higher ed.Aligning Your Web Initiative with Your Business
Aligning Your Web Initiative with Your BusinessdotCMS
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This presentation will provide tips on how to keep your Web Teams activities aligned with what is most important to the business or department.dotCMS Roadmap 2010
dotCMS Roadmap 2010dotCMS
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- Version 2.0 of the software will focus on API and database improvements, improved user interfaces and experiences, enhanced enterprise deployment support, and multi-tenant capabilities.
- Specific improvements include content structure limits removal, search and editing enhancements, improved marketing tools, and new modules.
- Version 1.9 is expected to ship in June/July with thousands of improvements over version 1.7.Plugin Overview I and II
Plugin Overview I and IIdotCMS
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From dotCMS Boot Camp 2010. High-level slides from presentation on how to configure plugins in dotCMS and a focus on plugin development in Velocity and Java. Migrating to v1.9
Migrating to v1.9dotCMS
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The document discusses migrating to Alfresco 1.9. It overviews the new licensing model, changes under the covers including moving to alphanumeric IDs and Lucene changes, new features such as URL maps and CMIS, changes to permissions with hierarchical roles and inheritance, and notes some backward incompatibilities removed in the upgrade.Going Multi-Tenant with dotCMS
Going Multi-Tenant with dotCMSdotCMS
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ehc takes us on a tour of how they are leveraging dotCMS v1.9's advanced multi-tenant capabilities to manage 700 web sites that include; hospitals, outpatient facilities, physician practices and other medical service organizations. Super widget
Super widgetdotCMS
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In this presentation from dotCMS Boot Camp 2010 you will learn about widgets and how to design them. Includes a step-by-step process of how to build a widget following dotCMS best practices. SEO and search plugins
SEO and search pluginsdotCMS
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In this presentation from dotCMS Boot Camp 2010 you learn how to leverage the new features of dotCMS v1.9 to easily enhance your SEO practices and capabilities. Ensuring that your pages are optimized for the major search engines. Out ofmemory
Out ofmemorydotCMS
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This document discusses identifying and troubleshooting OutOfMemoryExceptions. It covers identifying whether the issue is memory-related, performance, or stability. It also discusses creating a baseline by simulating traffic, examining memory usage, and creating reproducible tests. The document goes over understanding the Java memory management and how memory is used in dotCMS. It then discusses specific memory issues, performance issues, and best practices for resolving OutOfMemoryExceptions.Host and Permissions in v1.9 
Host and Permissions in v1.9 dotCMS
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In this presentation from dotCMS Boot Camp 2010 find out what we have changed in v1.9 in terms of permissions and hosts--and how you can increase profits because of it. We will also discuss why permission inheritance is important and how it can ease your daily permission maintenance. And, we'll show you how to take advantage of a Host as structured content and how to use the new Host variables to construct more dynamic websites on multi-tenant environments. Forms as Structured Content 
Forms as Structured Content dotCMS
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From dotCMS Boot Camp 2010. This presentation talks about form submissions can now be stored as content and dynamically reported on HTML pages. Any user can place complex forms on any HTML page in the dotCMS 1.9 version. Categories vs relationships
Categories vs relationshipsdotCMS
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The document compares using categories versus relationships to organize content in dotCMS. Categories involve assigning predefined values to structures, but only allow storing a title and key for each item. Relationships provide a more natural representation of associations between contentlets by linking them together, but the relationships need to be entered manually. Queries for related content are simpler using relationships compared to categories.Velocity tips and tricks
Velocity tips and tricksdotCMS
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Presentation from dotCMS Boot Camp 2010. This covers simple solutions to common problems in Velocity. Learn basic velocity syntax and frequently used dotCMS view tools. Building Mobile Apps and Sites in dotCMS
- 1. Building ?mobile ?sites ?in ?dotCMS ? Jeremie ?Audran ? Web ?Strategy ?Director, ?Aquent ?
- 2. What ?are ?we ?talking ?about? ? ?? Mobile ?site ?for ?device ?that ?run ?a ?browser ?with: ? C? HTML ? C? JavaScript ? C? CSS ?
- 3. The ?challenges ? ?? Frequent ?updates ? ?? MulHlingual ?content ? ?? UI ?between ?devices ? ?? AuthenHcaHon ? ?? Data ?size ?
- 4. The ?challenges: ?Frequent ?updates ? ?? 408 ?Pro?les ?updated ?daily ? ?? 8000+ ??eld ?and ?statuses ?updated ?daily ?
- 5. The ?challenges: ?MulHlingual ?content ? ?? 22 ?Languages ? C? Have ?to ?use ?dicHonaries ? C? Word ?width ?issues ? C? Asian ?mobile ?issues ? ?? Network ?control ?browsers ? ?? Form ?not ?supported ? ?? JavaScript ?badly ?supported ?
- 6. The ?challenges: ?UI ?between ?devices ?
- 7. The ?challenges: ?AuthenHcaHon ? ?? Another ?login/password! ? ?? Will ?people ?remember ?it? ? ?? Will ?people ?be ?able ?to ?type ?it ? ? ? ? ?on ?their ?phone? ? ?? SoluHon: ?Google ?OpenID ? C? Sudha ?Sriram ?
- 8. The ?challenges: ?Data ?size ? ?? Non ?Mobile ?Home: ?1.1MB ? ?? Non ?Mobile ?Search: ?539KB ? ?? Non ?Mobile ?Pro?le: ?613KB ? ?? Mobile ?Home: ?35KB ? ?? Mobile ?Search: ?52KB ? ?? Mobile ?Pro?le: ?37KB ?
- 9. Method ? ?? UI ?Design ? C? HTML/CSS/JavaScript ? ?? dotCMS ?coding ?method ? C? Pull ?Content ? C? Ajax ?via ?DWR ?
- 10. Method: ?UI ?Design ? App ?Style ? Uni?ed ?
- 11. Method: ?Coding ? Pull ?Content ? Ajax ?via ?DWR ? ?? Allows ?fast ?dev ?cycle ? ?? Loads ?fast ? ?? Does ?not ?require ? ?? Reduces ?server ?load ? JavaScript ? ?? Slow ?load ?Hme ? ?? Requires ?Java ?dev. ? ?? Server ?overload ? ?? Requires ?JavaScript ?
- 12. Results ? ?? hcp://aquent.us/m/ ? ?? hcps://dir.aquent.com/ ?
- 13. Please ?ask ?something ?