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Lotusphere in sentence, Day 2 - general and Lotus application development strategy

by fabio — last modified Jan 19, 2010 08:25 PM

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My daily agenda: BP210, KEY101, BP108, BP111, BP204, ID615.
“Project Vulcan is the blueprint for where Lotus Notes is going” [Ed Brill Blog]

Lotus Application Development Strategy:

Lotus Notes/Domino developer skills are important and remain important.
For the future release Lotus will support and integrate to OpenID.
For the future release Lotus will support and integrate to Oauth.
Again, next releases? Will be much more based on web technology (e.g. HTML5, CSS3, Dojo).
Samples of integration with cloud software already exist: Tungle, Gist, Openspan.