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    • Welcome to the Domino Designer wiki

    This community is for you to learn about IBM® Domino® DesignerTM, contribute to its knowledge base, and collaborate with others. It will help you create and deploy Domino applications and includes application design guidelines and best practices for developing web applications. We invite you to create new articles on these topics, or to expand our content to include samples and troubleshooting.



    About Domino Designer
    With Domino Designer, IBM Lotus® Notes® and Domino provide a high productivity application development environment that supports the rapid creation, modification and deployment of security-rich business applications. Domino applications can be accessed using numerous methods, including Web service consumers, Lotus Notes, and Web browsers. Lotus Domino Designer 8 includes multiple features and functions that enable developers to provide more value through Lotus Notes and Domino applications and support services oriented architecture. These include the following:
    • Web Services.
    • Composite Application support
    • Mix-and-match multiple systems and applications into a unified user interface.
    • Domino DB2 integration
    • Ability to use of relational data with DAV and Query view design elements.
    • Ability to create interfaces that enable participation in event/action relationships within composite applications, exert more granular control of HTML, and much more.



    Start here with Learning Roadmaps

    Learning Roadmaps are designed to help you get started or continue to grow your skills in designing applications with Domino Designer.




    Best practices for Web Application Development

    Find and share web application development best practices with the community in the Redbooks Wiki: Best Practices for Domino 8.0 Web Application Development section. Share your experiences, such as scenarios, instructions, best practices, lessons learned, and more with the community of Domino Designer users.



    IBM Redbooks

    Lotus® and IBM® Redbooks® have partnered together to deliver high-quality Lotus content in this product wiki. Take a look here for more information.
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