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My slides and video form ICS.UG

Last month I had opportunity to speak at ICS.UG user group together with Martin Jinoch. It was great event as I mentioned in previous post. Our slides are available on ICS.UG session list, but I also want to publish demo video and GIT repository that I used for the demo.

I wanted to do some cleanup first, but as time didn't permit me to do so, I publish it just as it was for the conference. It really just a proof-of-concept that put together pieces that I would use separately otherwise.

Slides:


Video:

I had to move mymouse all the time to get correct recording, so please ignore it. It's no voodoo. 

Repository:
https://bitbucket.org/pradnik/ics.ug-demo 

Next plans are to all of this on current project that also involves Open NTF Domino API and XPages Scaffolding, which probably will make some parts more complicated. 
 
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