This is the presentation files and demos for the presentation Running a real factory on WebSockets
Audio and video tags are great. Using header and article to make the web more semantic is really welcome. But the real benefit of using HTML5 comes with all the new techniques and API:s. One of the most interesting is WebSockets.
WebSockets will let you create a whole new category of web applications. In this presentation Joakim will use the experiences from one of his projects to answer the question: Is it possible to run a real factory using Java, JavaScript and WebSockets? Hint: Yes, it is and it works great; Joakim will show you how.
- The presentation crashes Safari for iPad.
- The presentation doesn't work in Internet Explorer and Opera.
- The presentation doesn't look good in Firefox.
- The source code doesn't show in Chrome unless served from a web server.
Long story short: It's made for Safari, I present it using Safari so Safari is probably the best way to watch this presentation :-) Maybe I'll fix it in the future, maybe not.
If you have any questions or if you want the live version of this presentation you can contact me on Twitter @joakimkemeny.
The content of the presentation is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
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http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
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I use the work of great people to create this presentation. Thanks to you all.
- Bartek Szopka (impress.js)
- John Resig (jQuery)
- Craig Campbell (Rainbow)