Darwino 2.0 features a mobile micro application architecture well integrated with the IBM Domino server. It can render any existing Domino web application (classic & XPages) on a mobile device while taking care of the painful details. Stay tuned, OpenNTF becomes mobile!

In my previous post, I talked about a ReactJS library of components that can be used to create Notes like UI. It allows developers to create modern web and mobile UIs in a flash. Fine but, if Domino Designer is a great tool for rapidly developing applications, it is unfortunately not designed to create such modern applications.

This happened to us as we are validating ProjExec with Connections 5.5. As a project is related to a community, we have community based widgets that render ProjExec data within the community. But, as of 5.5, our widgets did not display anymore in the middle column

Maybe because I asked a few questions around authentication during an app dev session at IBM Leadership Alliance, I got a few people coming to me and asking how authentication can be achieved using IBM Connections Cloud.

How we achieved integration with the IBM collaboration platforms, as it just looks part of it. In particular, the IBM Connections one, where the users feel like they never left Connections. We keep the same user experience than any other Connections application. This includes the same navigation bar, the same look and feel (a.k.a. OneUI), the same authentication mechanism

IBM Connect 2014 session on bootstrap4xpages, from Mark Leusink and Philippe Riand