Domino development process

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This document outlines Dmytro Pastovenskyi's experience developing web applications using a split backend and frontend approach. It discusses how the frontend developers learned the Domino platform in a few weeks and were able to work independently of backend developers by sending code snippets. The document also mentions that the company uses Git for source control, Jira for project management, and Jenkins for continuous integration to push changes to Domino applications. It concludes by noting some areas for improvement and discussing the company's consideration of moving to Amazon Web Services for greater flexibility and lower costs.

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Dmytro Pastovenskyi
twitter: https://twitter.com/dpastov
email: dpastov@gmail.com
28 November 2013

blog: http://dpastov.blogspot.com

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introduction;

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how we build our web applications;

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split back-end and front-end areas;

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front-end guys without knowledge about Domino, how
we did that;

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git, jira, jenkins in daily work;

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summary;

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company future;

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Q/A.

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Tech Leader / Developer at e-conomic;

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Certified IBM Domino Advanced Developer 8.5;

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Certified IBM Domino Advanced Administrator 6.5;

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Blogger;

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Business/SEO mind developer.

What we keep in mind when develop web app
SEO friendly;

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fast web-pages: 200-400 ms;

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easy roll-out to production environment;

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easy scalability;

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using Git, Jenkins, JIRA

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impossible to deal without skills in Domino;

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@Formula language is must to know;

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hidden formulas are not obvious;

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fields properties (classes, styles, id etc);

- more skills required in Domino, Java, SSJS and xPages;
- controls might generate HTML automatically and it��s a
problem for our team as we aiming to have 100%
control;
- as it's even more complicated, potentially FE will ask to
involve BE developers each time they need to change
UI.

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I'm really ��pro�� in: java/LS, JavaScript, HTML/CSS;
FE developers learned Domino platform in few weeks,
so we had no problems, they felt comfortable working in
IBM Designer;
FE developers simply send us snippets of code to BE
developers;
we are doing internal website and our internal
employee do not care about speed, modern UI etc, so
we do what we do;

SUMMARY
- Some areas require improvements;
- all front-end developers do not use IBM Designer in their
daily job;
- back-end developers still use it when necessary;
- everything (source, images, files, templates etc) are stored
in GitHub;
- GitHub trigger Jenkins, Jenkins push changes to Domino
applications.

COMPANY��S FUTURE

Current trend is Amazon with CDN in front
License costs 0.
Open source, community support.
Flexibility of Amazon/Cloud

QUESTION?
Dmytro Pastovenskyi
email: dpastov@gmail.com
Blog: http://dpastov.blogspot.com
Twitter: @dpastov
Skype: dmytro.pastovenskyi

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