Building the Real-time Web
Track: Development
Tags Intermediate, Development
Presented by Blaine Cook (Independent). Real-time interaction is becoming a necessity on the ever-more dynamic Web. Jabber is a powerful established protocol and ideally suited to web application development. Whether you're an API developer or writing client apps, this session offers real experience and practical advice.
Comments
Extremely informative and far sighted, the use of XMPP in place of conventional web services seems to be a excellent direction to take web application interactions.
This was a good presentation in terms of data and information presented, but Blaine is not the best public speaker (I guess that is why he is an awesome engineer, instead :)). Still it was very informative.
A good combination of high level and low level discussion. I did not know much about Jabber before the session, but was pretty impressed with the possibilities. I guess the session was quite good after all :)
Blaine did an excellent presentation; however, I had hoped that the session was so focused on Jabber. Although, I did learn quite a bit about Jabber.
I wished that Blaine had given a better definition of Jabber at the beginning and shown some sample applications. I entered the session with no idea of what Jabber is.
I think Blaine did a good job of presenting technical details at a level that suited me. I just wish I had an immediate application for this!