Netherlands
4 days / 20 talks
Awesome and great speakers
October 15-20
The 2016
Workshops
Encourage more two-way communication and feel comfortable asking questions in smaller groups
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Error Reporting and problem
Diagnosis using Sentry
Using Sentry and Nagios. Many of these tools are open source and mature — and it really makes sense to add them to your application stack, along with Studio as a development tool.
Improve Studio performance
With a bag full of Postgres tricks
Postgres: improving performance and reliability of your data using techniques like stored procedures, database replication, arrays, triggers, optimizing studio for performance, background threads, and listen-notify (to avoid the perils of polling).
Deploying charts using
Omnis and the web to create dashboards.
Studio 8 is a major milestone for Omnis and with it comes more enhancements that let Omnis connect with the rest of the software world. One such area is data visualisation.
Dynamic
Database Architectures
This session looks into how to design flexible database with both good design and performance in mind.
How to
REST
This session will focus on how to use RESTful interfaces using Omnis, covering both RESTful theory and practice.
Subwindow
Widgets
Subwindows are very powerful objects. They are even more powerful than Tiger Logic would tell you in the manuals. With some inside knowledge, you can turn them into fully working widgets.
The
Data Universe
With just a few basic and easy-to-implement concepts we can leave the traditional file- or table based data organization behind, and enter the fantastic world of the DataUniverse.
Monitoring, Testing & Auto update
“Cloud” Software Lifecycle
Automated testing to enhance quality control and reliability of your software. Learn how Arts Management have developed this powerful facility.
Server Monitoring
Using Nagios
Using Sentry and Nagios.
Many of these tools are open source and mature — and it really makes sense to add them to your application stack, along with Studio as a development tool.
Many of these tools are open source and mature — and it really makes sense to add them to your application stack, along with Studio as a development tool.
A new way of
Looking at your data
Find out how to provide powerful interfaces for ad-hoc reports, projects, booking systems and schedules. To top it all see how the latest Brainy Data JavaScript controls have transferred this power to web-client development.
Inside Omnis Notation:
Studio 8
This session is for those who want to know the difference between built-in and custom notation, how to squeeze extra performance out of methods, what notation you can use in JS Client, or simply understand the structure, intricacies, pitfalls and benefits of notation within Studio 8.
JSCOMP development:
Studio 8 JavaScript controls
Learn how to develop custom remote form controls using JavaScript such as rich content interactive result sets (no C++ required) and learn how to provide an optional design interface for your custom controls (C++ required).
XCOMP development:
Studio 8 Reports, functions and constants
Learn how to inject special data into Omnis reports, how to convert report data to custom formats, or simply how to add your own global functions and constants to the catalogue.
XCOMP development:
Studio 8 Window Controls, Cocoa and 64 bit
Learn what is involved in developing custom window controls in the light of Studio 8 COCOA and 64 bit changes.
Introduction to
Omnis Studio
A 4 session programme to introduce newcomers to Omnis.
1: Startup, Hello world, connecting to database, menus, data types, table class theory
2: Windows, key window controls, row v list, window behaviour, table class practice, drag n drop 3: jsClient forms, key form controls, file upload/download
4: Printing reports, print to screen, printer, disk, pdf
1: Startup, Hello world, connecting to database, menus, data types, table class theory
2: Windows, key window controls, row v list, window behaviour, table class practice, drag n drop 3: jsClient forms, key form controls, file upload/download
4: Printing reports, print to screen, printer, disk, pdf
Bootstrap and
Adaptive Web Pages
Bootstrap and Adaptive Web Pages: Allowing your ultra-thin studio application to display nicely and adapt to all platforms and devices – with no work.
Customising
Omnis
Have you ever wanted to “brand“ your application on startup and other visual events with your own corporate logo? Removing all trace of TigerLogic from the customer’s attention? If so, this session is for you.
RFID and IOT+
for the REST of us.
This session deals with how Omnis can be used to leverage these rapidly expanding opportunities.
Sending admin alerts to the user using
Omnis Studio Push Notification
Create admin messages for the Omnis JavaScript client
Menu System, Messaging and
Access Rights in a Omnis JavaScri
Many Omnis developers wonder how to implement a menu system into an Omnis JavaScript application and also control user or role based access rights. There is also a demand to have a popup remote form that allows the user to prompt for information while the main application is in the back ground.
How to integrate
Css + js based themes.
How to integrate css + js based themes by developing small sub-windows as wrappers for the plethora of beautiful prefabricated date pickers, inline lists, multi-page list, multi-select lists, autocomplete fields, jQuery data tables, state of the art menus …
TigerLogic
Plenary Session
TigerLogic hosts this session with demonstrations of imminent releases, product announcements strategic decisions and any other newsworthy topics.
Smartlists executed on jsClient Convenient and fast
Local DB without wrapper.
A technique that allows you to state simply LIST.$update() and ROW.$insert() on the JSclient and its written into the local database on the JSClient (without needing a wrapper).
About workshops
Format
You’ll sign up for the session you want to attend on a first-come, first-served basis. Up to 6 participants may attend a session, if full, you can sign up for the same topic at a different time. During the session, the speaker will guide the audience through the main topic but you will be able to ask him/her to deviate and cover related areas. Sometimes participants offer new ideas and solutions to a problem.
Check the
Speakers
Pursue any question or area not directly related to the core topic. Every speaker hosts at least 4 sessions which means there are about 11 to 12 simultaneous sessions running all the time with an average of 5 or 6 participants
Check the
Schedule
Flexible conference format means you can choose the best classes for you and at the best time. Some sessions will be repeated, so when you miss one, you can attend the same session later in the day or the week.