Websocket class - Nov 10
Here's the details on the HTML 5 Websocket class:
In case anyone is interested in handling real-time communications over the web without Comet (reverse AJAX) polling hacks, there is a $99 full-day class on the new W3C HTML 5 Communications standard (Websocket, Server-Sent Events, Cross-Domain Resource Sharing and Inter-Document messaging) on NOV 10. The class will use Javascript API's for the labs; Flash/Flex, Silverlight, and Java/JavaFX API's will also be discussed.
Class will be at the Digital Sandbox @ 55 Broad St. Nov 10.
I negotiated a 50% discount. Use code "WEBSOCKET" for the $49 price. Here's the direct discount URL:
http://html5workshopnyc.eventbrite.com?discount=WEBSOCKET
HTML 5 Communications is part of the HTML 5 W3C standard.
Websocket
Bidirectional socket connection between server and web endpoint.
Server-Sent Events
Formalization of Comet, ie, web "push"
Cross Domain Resource Sharing
Allows web app to cross domains. Eliminates portal servers
Inter-Document Messaging
Send strings between iframes
Some use cases: XMPP/IM directly in the browser (w/o polling), real-time messaging via server-side Java JMS to Javascript, real-time event notification, access different sites in the same web app without a portal server, build collaborative tools, stream data through firewalls/proxies, create virtual private lines in the cloud, etc.
In case anyone is interested in handling real-time communications over the web without Comet (reverse AJAX) polling hacks, there is a $99 full-day class on the new W3C HTML 5 Communications standard (Websocket, Server-Sent Events, Cross-Domain Resource Sharing and Inter-Document messaging) on NOV 10. The class will use Javascript API's for the labs; Flash/Flex, Silverlight, and Java/JavaFX API's will also be discussed.
Class will be at the Digital Sandbox @ 55 Broad St. Nov 10.
I negotiated a 50% discount. Use code "WEBSOCKET" for the $49 price. Here's the direct discount URL:
http://html5workshopnyc.eventbrite.com?discount=WEBSOCKET
HTML 5 Communications is part of the HTML 5 W3C standard.
Websocket
Bidirectional socket connection between server and web endpoint.
Server-Sent Events
Formalization of Comet, ie, web "push"
Cross Domain Resource Sharing
Allows web app to cross domains. Eliminates portal servers
Inter-Document Messaging
Send strings between iframes
Some use cases: XMPP/IM directly in the browser (w/o polling), real-time messaging via server-side Java JMS to Javascript, real-time event notification, access different sites in the same web app without a portal server, build collaborative tools, stream data through firewalls/proxies, create virtual private lines in the cloud, etc.
Submitted by
Frank Greco
at 12:41 PM 10/01/2009
Frank Greco replied at 2:37 PM 10/13/2009
There is a new URL for the 50% discount for the Websocket class:
http://html5workshopnyc.eventbrite.com?discount=HTML5
And if you sign up a friend, the friend gets in free. Pretty cool.
Frank G.
http://html5workshopnyc.eventbrite.com?discount=HTML5
And if you sign up a friend, the friend gets in free. Pretty cool.
Frank G.
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