WebSphere

Title:

Building larger applications with IBM Worklight

Stream:

Mobile (4)

Speakers:

Andrew Ferrier

Abstract:

In this presentation, we look beyond smaller examples and talk about some of the best practices for building larger Worklight applications, focusing on the way Web 2.0-based artifacts can be architected to be scalable. We'll talk about the need for JavaScript and MVC frameworks and possible choices, structuring code, how to work best with RESTful services to make them performant, as well as the choices for integrating with them. We'll also talk about building development projects; how to manage code, run builds, do testing, and deploy code.

Download:

2013-03-WUGLargerApplicationsWithWorklight.pdf

Bio:

Andrew Ferrier:

Andrew consults for IBM Software Services, working with IBM customers on mobile technologies, especially Dojo Mobile and IBM Worklight.

He has presented extensively on Dojo, Mobile, REST, and Web APIs, contributing Intellectual Capital to the IBM and WebSphere communities, as well as writing two Redbooks, and numerous posts on Dojo Tips 'n' Tricks (http://dojotipsntricks.com/) and SOA Tips 'n' Tricks (http://soatipsntricks.wordpress.com/), both of which co-founded. He also regularly speaks at internal and external customer conferences, including IMPACT 2012 and the European WebSphere Technical Conference. Previously, he worked with WebSphere ESB and WebSphere Process Server.

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