Node Js Websocket Js Meetup Slides

Jan 25, 20103 likes757 views

The document discusses WebSocket and node.js for building real-time applications. It covers why WebSocket and node.js are useful, what WebSocket is as an HTML5 standard, how to use WebSocket on both the client-side and server-side with node.js libraries, and how the WebSocket protocol works by creating a TCP server, performing a handshake, and then handling ongoing communications. The document suggests WebSocket and node.js could be used together with additional protocols like STOMP, XMPP, or AMQP.

node.js & WebSocket London Javascript meetup Jan 2010 Makoto Inoue

Topics Why WebSocket & node.js ? What is WebSocket(s) ? How do I use it ? How does it work?

Activity monitor http://bit.ly/52lSGy

2. What is Websocket(s) ? HTML5 standard Implemented in Chrome web-socket-js for flash fallback Less network overhead Cross domain

3. How do I use (server side)? http://github.com/Guille/node.websocket.js/ node runserver.js

3. How do I use (server side)? http://github.com/ncr/node.ws.js http://nodejs.org/api.html#_tcp

4.How does it work? http://github.com/ncr/node.ws.js

Step 2. Do handshake for first time http://nodejs.org/api.html

Summary WebSocket = Simple API Node.js = Easy to write TCP server WebSocket+Node.js+ (STOMP,XMPP,AMQP)?

This document provides a summary of the history and evolution of JavaScript and Node.js technologies. It discusses the creation of JavaScript in 1995 and key events like the launch of Node.js in 2009. Technologies like AJAX, MongoDB, and frameworks like AngularJS and React are also mentioned. The document shares links and resources for learning more about JavaScript and Node.js communities and documentation.

NodeJs Intro - JavaScript Zagreb Meetup #1Tomislav Capan

Full stack java script developmentTomislav Capan

SFScon 2020 - Riccardo Magliocchetti - Avoiding spelling mistakes a WebAssemb...South Tyrol Free Software Conference

The document discusses a presentation by Riccardo Magliocchetti on using WebAssembly and Rust to avoid spelling mistakes in web applications. It covers the features and benefits of WebAssembly, a binary format designed for fast and safe computing across multiple programming languages. The presentation emphasizes a real-world use case involving spell checking with a Rust implementation, addressing challenges such as CPU intensity and lack of existing JavaScript implementations.

Node.js rulz! JavaScript takes over the full StackAdron Hall

Node.js is a web server written in C/C++ that uses an event-driven and non-blocking I/O model. It allows for fast and easily scalable development using JavaScript and packages from NPM. The document discusses Node.js capabilities and recommends using Express.js, MongoDB, testing frameworks like QUnit and Nodeunit, and deploying applications to a Platform as a Service like Tier 3's Web Fabric for fast prototyping.

Intro to JavaScriptAaron Lamphere

This document outlines an introductory Javascript course. It introduces the instructor and TAs, discusses the client-server model and how websites work, and covers Javascript concepts like variables, functions, conditionals, and parameters. The agenda includes learning key concepts, assignments, and next steps for continuing education. Real-world examples are provided and students are encouraged to struggle through challenges and take advantage of support.

Implementando rapidamente web apps com blazor e serverlessGustavo Bellini Bigardi

This document contains contact information for a fullstack developer named GBBigardi who works at Detra Digital and is a Microsoft MVP. It includes their email, blog, social media profiles, and areas of expertise including Java, Node, PHP, .NET. It also contains links to articles about how Blazor WebAssembly works, the differences between Blazor client and server, technologies used in Blazor like Razor Components, .NET, WebAssembly, and SignalR. The last part mentions that Blazor WebAssembly and Blazor Server both use .NET Core 3.0 which was released in May 2020.

Blazor and azure functions for serverless websitesGustavo Bellini Bigardi

Azure Bastion Cloud swipes 01 Dileepa Rajapaksa

Virtual Reality on the WebTimmy Kokke

WebVR allows users to have immersive virtual reality experiences directly within web browsers. It provides frictionless access to VR across platforms and works with various VR headsets like Cardboard, Daydream, Oculus Rift, and Vive. The WebVR API is a W3C standard for enabling VR on the web and browser support is growing, with Chrome, Firefox, and others supporting it on Android and desktop. Developers can build WebVR experiences using frameworks like three.js and markup languages while tools and formats like OBJ/MTL files help create and deploy VR content on the web platform.

Mobilism 2013: A story of how we built Responsive BBC NewsJohn Cleveley

The document discusses the complexities of building a responsive website that accommodates varying screen sizes and device capabilities. It emphasizes the importance of fast user experience, performance optimization, and efficient resource loading while addressing the challenges of browser support and content management. The author advocates for a simplified design process and effective testing methods to enhance the user experience across diverse platforms.

WebGL AwesomenessStephan Seidt

This document provides an overview of WebGL capabilities including: - Code can be written in JavaScript and shader languages - Data can be loaded from HTTP or bundled in the DOM - Textures like PNGs and JPEGs can be used - Networking APIs allow features like Comet and WebSockets - WebGL runs on the GPU avoiding bottlenecks It also shares several demos of WebGL and provides resources for learning WebGL.

Simplify Web UX Coding using OSGi Modularity Magic - Paul Fraser (A2Z Living)mfrancis

WebSocket Server - Jul 2010takanao ENODH

The document discusses various implementations of WebSocket servers using different programming languages such as Java, JavaScript, Python, and Erlang. It references notable projects, demos, and resources related to WebSocket technology, including its integration with Google App Engine. The document aims to provide insights into WebSocket applications in a networking context, especially focused on real-time communications.

Web Sockets - HTML5Matheus Marabesi

Jump start php environmentAdrian Sandu

This document provides an overview of setting up a PHP development environment. It discusses using WampServer, MAMP, or XAMPP to get started. It then covers various topics that are important for developing PHP applications professionally such as using version control with Git, deploying to different environments like production and development, using virtual machines with Vagrant, and managing dependencies with Composer. The document aims to teach best practices for PHP development.

DC Alt.Net: Building Web Apps With node.jsTroy Goode

This document discusses building web applications with Node.js. It provides instructions for installing Node.js on Mac OSX and Windows. It then discusses when to use Node.js and lists resources like code repositories and Node.js, MongoDB, and hosting documentation. It also lists several npm packages used for middleware, routing, templating, CSS/JS minification, API requests, MongoDB drivers, testing, assertions, and mocking in Node.js applications.

Node.jsDigi Telecommunications

Webmatrix 2 betaTom Crombez

Introduction to Web SocketsJumping Bean

WebSockets are part of HTML5 standards that facilitate a full duplex communication channel between client and server via a persistent connection, reducing overhead compared to HTTP. Browser and server support is required, with the ability to upgrade from HTTP, and applications can utilize client-side JavaScript and various server-side technologies like Node.js and Java. While many libraries simulate WebSockets, caution is advised as not all are standard-compliant.

EclipseCon USA 2011 Virgo SnapsChristopher Frost

Chris Frost presented on modular web applications using Virgo and Snaps. Snaps allow breaking web applications into modular slices that can be independently deployed and managed on the Virgo application server. Each snap gets its own servlet context and requests are routed to slices using a filter. Tags can look up slice properties and demo samples were shown, though the technology is still a prototype not yet part of the Virgo release. Getting started involves using Java 6 with Virgo and Gemini to download, modify, and test snap samples from Git.

WtInderpreet Singh

The document discusses the evolution of web development, showcasing the advantages of the Wt (Web Toolkit) for creating dynamic web applications using C++. It highlights features such as improved performance, security, and accessibility, emphasizing how Wt surpasses traditional tools by handling events efficiently and allowing for a more interactive user experience. The text also implies a playful analogy with 'Game of Thrones' to illustrate the competitive nature of web development today.

MTDDC Meetup HOKKAIDO 2018bitpart

Simple tricks to improve the performance of your siteMauricio Gelves

The document provides tips for improving website performance. It discusses using progressive JPGs and PNGs for images, ensuring proper hosting configuration with SSL and PHP 7+, using browser and server caching appropriately through cache plugins and .htaccess files, compressing files with gzip, conditionally removing unnecessary scripts and assets, and using a CDN for images to improve loading speeds across different regions. The tips are part of a WordCamp presentation on website performance optimization techniques.

Angular js introductionPraveen Gubbala

The document discusses the advantages of using AngularJS for web page layout and content insertion, highlighting its ability to replace server-side code with client-side solutions. It explains core features such as dependency injection, data binding, and routing for single page applications (SPAs), and outlines the steps to develop an AngularJS application. The conclusion indicates that further sessions will delve deeper into these features.

Svelte the future of frontend developmenttwilson63

This document provides an overview of the Svelte frontend framework. It begins with a brief history of frontend development and the increasing complexity of building for the web. It then introduces Svelte as a framework that aims to improve both user experience (UX) and developer experience (DX). The rest of the document demonstrates core Svelte concepts like components, reactivity, routing and shows examples built with Svelte. It emphasizes that Svelte compiles to optimized vanilla JavaScript for improved performance.

jggug20120120Yasuharu Hayami

This document discusses Apache Pivot, an open-source Java UI framework for building installable internet applications (RIAs). It can use Bean XML (BXML) files to define user interfaces and supports using Groovy as a scripting language. The latest version is 2.0.1 released on January 20, 2012, which upgraded the widget toolkit from WTKX to BXML and allows defining BXML user interfaces directly in Groovy scripts.

Create connected home devices using a Raspberry Pi, Siri and ESPNow for makers.Nat Weerawan

Primeiro foi o mar, despois a pedraoclubdasideas

Entre o si e o nonoclubdasideas

Xosé Luis Franco Grande mantén na súa obra unha temática baseada no tema existencial da búsqueda do ser no tempo. ENTRE O SÍ E O NON reflicte un sentimento como de perda de nós mesmos, de perda da nosa personalidade, dos nosos pensamentos e sentimentos. Neste mundo de hoxe ás veces deixámonos a nosa individualidade e mundo interior para centrármonos no exterior e na colectividade. Este poema achéganos a reflexionar sobre quen somos nós con respecto do resto.

More Related Content

What's hot (20)

Azure Bastion Cloud swipes 01 Dileepa Rajapaksa

Virtual Reality on the WebTimmy Kokke

Mobilism 2013: A story of how we built Responsive BBC NewsJohn Cleveley

WebGL AwesomenessStephan Seidt

Simplify Web UX Coding using OSGi Modularity Magic - Paul Fraser (A2Z Living)mfrancis

WebSocket Server - Jul 2010takanao ENODH

Web Sockets - HTML5Matheus Marabesi

Jump start php environmentAdrian Sandu

DC Alt.Net: Building Web Apps With node.jsTroy Goode

Node.jsDigi Telecommunications

Webmatrix 2 betaTom Crombez

Introduction to Web SocketsJumping Bean

EclipseCon USA 2011 Virgo SnapsChristopher Frost

WtInderpreet Singh

MTDDC Meetup HOKKAIDO 2018bitpart

Simple tricks to improve the performance of your siteMauricio Gelves

Angular js introductionPraveen Gubbala

Svelte the future of frontend developmenttwilson63

jggug20120120Yasuharu Hayami

Create connected home devices using a Raspberry Pi, Siri and ESPNow for makers.Nat Weerawan

Azure Bastion Cloud swipes 01 Dileepa Rajapaksa

Virtual Reality on the WebTimmy Kokke

Mobilism 2013: A story of how we built Responsive BBC NewsJohn Cleveley

WebGL AwesomenessStephan Seidt

Simplify Web UX Coding using OSGi Modularity Magic - Paul Fraser (A2Z Living)mfrancis

WebSocket Server - Jul 2010takanao ENODH

Web Sockets - HTML5Matheus Marabesi

Jump start php environmentAdrian Sandu

DC Alt.Net: Building Web Apps With node.jsTroy Goode

Node.jsDigi Telecommunications

Webmatrix 2 betaTom Crombez

Introduction to Web SocketsJumping Bean

EclipseCon USA 2011 Virgo SnapsChristopher Frost

WtInderpreet Singh

MTDDC Meetup HOKKAIDO 2018bitpart

Simple tricks to improve the performance of your siteMauricio Gelves

Angular js introductionPraveen Gubbala

Svelte the future of frontend developmenttwilson63

jggug20120120Yasuharu Hayami

Create connected home devices using a Raspberry Pi, Siri and ESPNow for makers.Nat Weerawan

Viewers also liked (20)

Primeiro foi o mar, despois a pedraoclubdasideas

Entre o si e o nonoclubdasideas

Benkyo player dnle2Makoto Inoue

The document discusses Benkyo Player, a solution for problems with watching long video courses. Benkyo Player utilizes transcripts to allow users to search, visualize, and control video content. It aims to make studying alone less of a time commitment and easier to understand by allowing rewinding and forwarding per sentence. The core features include search, visualization, and control capabilities. Benkyo Player is targeted towards MOOC, K12, and language learning audiences and the business model may involve video integration, mobile/offline versions, and analytics. The final goal is to create more "Got it!" moments for users.

Maria Mariñooclubdasideas

Rhodes And Phone GapMakoto Inoue

This document discusses Rhodes and PhoneGap, which are frameworks for building cross-platform mobile apps using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Rhodes uses Ruby on the backend and generates HTML/CSS/JS for the frontend. It has an MVC architecture with the model on a web server and the view/controller on the device. PhoneGap is a thin layer that allows HTML/JS apps to access native device capabilities like contacts and geolocation through JavaScript bridges. It works by loading an HTML file into a native Android app container. Both frameworks allow writing code once that can run on multiple mobile platforms.

Sinsai info-rubykaigiMakoto Inoue

- Makoto lives in London and works for a developer company called New Bamboo. He spoke at RubyKaigi2010 about real time web building. - He is in charge of international communication for sinsai.info, a crisis mapping site for the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami in Japan. The site collects and maps citizen reports to provide disaster information. - After the earthquake, over 15,000 people were killed and infrastructure like roads, electricity and cell networks were severely damaged. Social media like Twitter saw a surge in activity and helped spread important information.

eurukoMakoto Inoue

The document discusses using Ruby to help with relief efforts after the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami in Japan. It provides information on Hack4JP, a hackathon for developers to create applications to assist with disaster response, and encourages Rubyists to participate or donate to relief organizations. Details are given on RubyKaigi 2011 and real-time crowd translation technologies that could aid relief work.

Tribus do frio norteoclubdasideas

Memento Homooclubdasideas

Arco Da Vellaoclubdasideas

Adiós ríos, adiós fontes oclubdasideas

Sinsai info-makoto-draft-1Makoto Inoue

Sinsai.info is a crisis mapping platform that was quickly launched after the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami in Japan to collect and share location-based reports from affected areas, helping coordinate disaster response efforts. The site harnessed open collaboration and open data standards to gather over 10,000 crowd-sourced reports within its first month from volunteers, providing over 1 million page views of crucial information to relief organizations.

StepUp 4pt5Makoto Inoue

StepUp is a tool that allows users to watch YouTube videos in bite sized steps. It cuts YouTube videos into 6 second clips and loops them, making long-form videos easier to consume. The document outlines how StepUp works, its business model of using hashtags to promote engagement, and its small founding team consisting of a full-time developer and part-time staff for business development and design.

Video learningtechMakoto Inoue

The document discusses video learning technology and MOOCs. It summarizes the presenter's experience taking courses on various MOOC platforms and their completion rates. It also covers challenges in video search and visualization. Specifically, it discusses efforts to connect the best moments of videos and create learning tools that allow curating video content rather than just consuming it. Sustainability of different MOOC models is also examined.

Data viz as_interface_makoto_inoueMakoto Inoue

This document discusses using data visualization as an interface for exploring minute-by-minute event data from sources like Premier League soccer matches and political transcripts. It proposes a "Data Driven Player" application that would allow users to visualize positional changes, traffic patterns, and compiled videos to find interesting moments in the source data. Publishers, data providers, and users would all benefit from such an app by gaining insights into user behavior and having an easy way to browse data.

Data viz as interface #ignitelondon7Makoto Inoue

The document discusses Makoto Inoue's work with data visualization and data-driven players (DDP). It mentions hackathons around the 2012 London Olympics and Premier League soccer data. It provides links to examples of DDP incorporating open data, online videos, and bite-sized learning experiences. The overall message is that DDP can flip perceptions of data visualization and help users control important moments.

Os dez mandamentos verdesoclubdasideas

Carta do xefe indio Seattleoclubdasideas

Tantas cousas que dicirteoclubdasideas

Que hermosa te deu Dios, terra queridaoclubdasideas

Primeiro foi o mar, despois a pedraoclubdasideas

Entre o si e o nonoclubdasideas

Benkyo player dnle2Makoto Inoue

Maria Mariñooclubdasideas

Rhodes And Phone GapMakoto Inoue

Sinsai info-rubykaigiMakoto Inoue

eurukoMakoto Inoue

Tribus do frio norteoclubdasideas

Memento Homooclubdasideas

Arco Da Vellaoclubdasideas

Adiós ríos, adiós fontes oclubdasideas

Sinsai info-makoto-draft-1Makoto Inoue

StepUp 4pt5Makoto Inoue

Video learningtechMakoto Inoue

Data viz as_interface_makoto_inoueMakoto Inoue

Data viz as interface #ignitelondon7Makoto Inoue

Os dez mandamentos verdesoclubdasideas

Carta do xefe indio Seattleoclubdasideas

Tantas cousas que dicirteoclubdasideas

Que hermosa te deu Dios, terra queridaoclubdasideas

Similar to Node Js Websocket Js Meetup Slides (20)

Nodejs on 02/22/2012Hidetomo Morimoto

This document discusses Node.js and WebSockets. It provides an introduction to Node.js including its event loop model and advantages like non-blocking I/O. It also discusses WebSockets and how they enable real-time bi-directional communication in a lightweight manner compared to older techniques like AJAX polling. Examples of a simple "Hello World" app in Node.js and an online chat application that can be built in 15 minutes are also presented.

Intro to WebSocketsGaurav Oberoi

WebSockets allow for bidirectional communication between a client and server over a single TCP connection. They provide lower latency and overhead than traditional HTTP requests which require a new connection for each request. The talk demonstrated how to use WebSockets with JavaScript on the client and event-driven servers like Node.js on the server. While browser support is still limited and the specification is in flux, WebSockets offer a way to build real-time applications without hacks like long-polling that HTTP requires.

Intro to Web Sockets Jim Gourgoutis

This document introduces WebSockets and Server-Sent Events (SSE) as technologies for enabling real-time, two-way communication between clients and servers on the web. It describes how WebSockets allow for a full-duplex connection with low overhead, unlike traditional HTTP requests which are half-duplex. SSE provides a one-way mechanism for push notifications from server to client without polling. The document provides code examples for establishing WebSocket and SSE connections and handling events. It also reviews browser support for these technologies and includes a link to a demo chat application built with WebSockets.

CommandBox WebSockets - and SocketBox.pdfOrtus Solutions, Corp

Led by Giancarlo Gomez For years, WebSocket support in CFML was limited—but CommandBox 6.1.0+ changes that. In this session, you'll learn how CommandBox and BoxLang Mini Servers now offer native, vendor-agnostic WebSocket support with no extra infrastructure needed. We’ll explore two powerful modes: a Core WebSocket Server for quick real-time messaging and a STOMP Broker Mode for advanced features like subscriptions, authentication, and heartbeats. Whether you're building live chats, dashboards, or alerts, this session will show you how to get started with simple, flexible, and fully controlled WebSocket solutions.

Nodejs and WebSocketsGonzalo Ayuso

Node.js is an asynchronous event-driven JavaScript runtime that allows JavaScript to be used on the server-side. It uses a non-blocking I/O model that makes it suitable for real-time web applications. WebSockets provide a standardized way for the browser and server to establish two-way communication. However, not all browsers support WebSockets yet. Socket.io addresses this by providing a WebSocket-like experience across all browsers through fallbacks like long-polling. It allows real-time applications to be developed more easily.

ClientServer Websocket.pptxMaxamedSheekhAmiin

Building a Robust Node.JS WebSocket Server.pdfCubix Global

This guide explains how to build a robust websocket server using Node.js, highlighting the importance of real-time communication in applications like live chats and games. It covers essential steps including setting up Node.js, choosing libraries, building the server, enhancing scalability, and implementing security best practices. Additionally, it emphasizes the need for efficient error handling and future-proofing to adapt to evolving technologies.

Server interaction with web socket protocolRahul Rai

This document discusses WebSocket protocol and compares it to HTTP. It explains how WebSocket works, how to implement simple WebSocket clients, and how to build WebSocket clients using RxJS services. WebSocket allows for full-duplex communication over a single TCP connection, making it suitable for applications requiring real-time data exchange like chat, games, or live updates. The document provides code examples of creating a WebSocket service and subscribing to messages from the server. It also demonstrates an auction app using WebSockets.

Node.js - The New, New HotnessDaniel Shaw

Node.js is a popular JavaScript runtime built on Chrome's V8 JavaScript engine. It allows JavaScript to be run on the server side. Node.js uses asynchronous and event-driven programming, which makes it very fast. It has a large ecosystem of open source libraries and is used by many large companies. The document provides an introduction and overview of Node.js, how to install and use it, popular frameworks like Express and Connect, and emerging technologies like web sockets that Node.js supports.

Realtime rocksVanbosse

This document discusses using websockets for real-time communication with Node.js and Socket.io. It introduces Node.js as an event-driven JavaScript runtime for building scalable network applications. Socket.io is presented as a library that allows real-time applications across browsers and devices by abstracting implementations of WebSocket, Flash Socket, AJAX long polling and more. Code examples and a demo project are provided to illustrate setting up a Socket.io server with Node.js and connecting a client.

Event-driven IO server-side JavaScript environment based on V8 EngineRicardo Silva

This document contains information about Ricardo Silva's background and areas of expertise. It includes his degree in Computer Science from ISTEC and MSc in Computation and Medical Instrumentation from ISEP. It also notes that he works as a Software Developer at Shortcut, Lda and maintains a blog and email contact for Node.js topics. The document then covers several JavaScript, Node.js and Websockets topics through examples and explanations in 3 sentences or less each.

WebSockets-Revolutionizing-Real-Time-Communication.pptxYasserLina

Node.JS and WebSockets with FayeMatjaž Lipuš

This document discusses real-time web technologies and Node.js with Faye for enabling real-time applications. It provides an overview of Node.js as a JavaScript runtime for building scalable network applications in a non-blocking way. Faye is introduced as a simple publish-subscribe messaging system for real-time apps that can integrate with Node.js through its NodeAdapter. Examples are given of setting up a Faye server in Node.js and clients publishing and subscribing to messages.

Web sockets - Pentesting Vandana Verma

This document discusses WebSockets, including what they are, why they are needed, how they can be used, vulnerabilities, and limitations. WebSockets provide bi-directional communication over a single TCP connection and reduce latency compared to HTTP polling. They enable real-time applications and are supported by modern browsers through the HTML5 WebSocket API. Tools like Burp and ZAP can intercept and analyze WebSocket traffic. Vulnerabilities in WebSocket implementations have included denial of service, remote code execution, and bypassing of security restrictions. Limitations include lack of support in all browsers and need for client libraries to handle network issues.

SockJS IntroNgoc Dao

Introduce about Nodejs - duyetdev.comVan-Duyet Le

Html5 websocketsAbhishekMondal42

WebSockets allow for bidirectional communication over a single socket connection. Once a WebSocket connection is established between a web browser and web server, data can be transmitted both ways using send() and onmessage event handlers. The WebSocket API creates a WebSocket object that has attributes like readyState to check connection status and methods like send() to transmit data and close() to terminate the connection. A WebSocket server like mod_pywebsocket for Apache must be installed and run to test WebSocket functionality between client and server code.

Dev con kolkata 2012 websocketsSANKARSAN BOSE

Websockets: Pushing the web forwardMark Roden

WebSockets allow for bi-directional communication between a client and server that reduces overhead compared to traditional HTTP requests. This enables real-time updates and instant notifications. Common use cases include chat applications, data feeds that change frequently, and workflow notifications. While browser support is now widespread, adoption has been slowed by compatibility with older browsers, SEO concerns, and firewall configurations that expect HTTP. The Socket.io library makes it easy to use WebSockets with Node.js. Demonstrations show WebSockets enabling a hot potato game, updating app data in real-time, and powering a chat room.

Hangouts in 30 minutes Socket.ioAleksandar Mihajlovski

The document discusses live streaming technology, outlining its definition, components, and implementation methods using Node.js and Socket.io for real-time communication. It emphasizes the use of WebRTC for peer-to-peer connections and mentions its applications in messaging and media streaming. Additionally, it addresses compatibility and security requirements for live streaming and suggests multiple frameworks for developing such applications.

Nodejs on 02/22/2012Hidetomo Morimoto

Intro to WebSocketsGaurav Oberoi

Intro to Web Sockets Jim Gourgoutis

CommandBox WebSockets - and SocketBox.pdfOrtus Solutions, Corp

Nodejs and WebSocketsGonzalo Ayuso

ClientServer Websocket.pptxMaxamedSheekhAmiin

Building a Robust Node.JS WebSocket Server.pdfCubix Global

Server interaction with web socket protocolRahul Rai

Node.js - The New, New HotnessDaniel Shaw

Realtime rocksVanbosse

Event-driven IO server-side JavaScript environment based on V8 EngineRicardo Silva

WebSockets-Revolutionizing-Real-Time-Communication.pptxYasserLina

Node.JS and WebSockets with FayeMatjaž Lipuš

Web sockets - Pentesting Vandana Verma

SockJS IntroNgoc Dao

Introduce about Nodejs - duyetdev.comVan-Duyet Le

Html5 websocketsAbhishekMondal42

Dev con kolkata 2012 websocketsSANKARSAN BOSE

Websockets: Pushing the web forwardMark Roden

Hangouts in 30 minutes Socket.ioAleksandar Mihajlovski

More from Makoto Inoue (6)

StepUpYouTuberMakoto Inoue

Programming 101 w_storify_apiMakoto Inoue

Sinsai devnestMakoto Inoue

1) After the 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan, social media played an important role in coordinating disaster response and relief efforts. 2) Websites like sinsai.info and Google Person Finder helped gather and share critical information about the missing, available services, and safety updates. 3) Open data sharing and crowdsourcing enabled new applications to be rapidly developed to map needs and coordinate volunteers, providing vital assistance in the aftermath of the disaster.

euruko2Makoto Inoue

The document is a presentation in Japanese given by @makoto_inoue about using Ruby to help with relief efforts after the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami in Japan. It encourages Ruby developers to get involved in projects like hack4japan and provides some examples of real-time crowd translation tools and apps created with Ruby that could help with disaster response. It also advertises the upcoming RubyKaigi 2011 conference in July.

Ruby and japaneseMakoto Inoue

This document discusses Ruby programming concepts from a Japanese perspective. It covers basic Japanese writing systems like hiragana, katakana, and kanji. It then discusses how object oriented programming and functional programming concepts translate to Japanese, which uses postpositions instead of prepositions. The document demonstrates a Japanese grammar module and parser written in Ruby to translate Japanese phrases into mathematical expressions. It encourages learning more Ruby concepts and sharing knowledge with others.

StepUpYouTuberMakoto Inoue

Programming 101 w_storify_apiMakoto Inoue

Sinsai devnestMakoto Inoue

euruko2Makoto Inoue

Ruby and japaneseMakoto Inoue

Recently uploaded (20)

Programmatic Advertising in Healthcare - Harvee Health.pptxhealthcareharvee

StatementOfResult.pdf........................AnnasofiaUrsini

BMGI India Addressing Strategic, Innovative, and Operational Problems at Core...Naresh Raisinghani

5 Most Powerful Reasons to Hire a Management Consultant – Boost Efficiency & ...RUPAL AGARWAL

Stuart Frost - The Chief Executive Officer Of GeminosStuart Frost

Marc Belluomini - An Impressive Career In Boom OperationMarc Belluomini

Marc Belluomini has built an impressive career in boom operation since graduating from USC’s Film Production program in 2009. Working across a variety of sets in Los Angeles, he’s known for his attention to sound quality and detail. He belongs to both IATSE and the Cinema Audio Society and enjoys hiking, golfing, and traveling in his downtime. Marc’s industry reputation is built on consistency, technical excellence, and an ability to handle complex audio challenges while maintaining seamless coordination with directors, DPs, and sound mixers.

Breaking Through Cultural Friction: The Role of Respect for People (Strengthe...KaiNexus

Presented by Scott Gauvin CEO of Macresco Consulting and the Co-founder of the Respect for People Roadmap Learning objectives: - Identify the hidden barriers that prevent Lean from gaining traction—and discover practical strategies to overcome them - Learn the nine behaviors leaders and employees can adopt to build a culture of continuous improvement - Gain strategic insights into driving cultural change across teams and entire organizations Scott Gauvin is the CEO of Macresco Consulting and the Co-founder of the Respect for People Roadmap. With 30 years of experience in operations, he has helped organizations around the world and across industries rethink the path to transformation—not just in process, but in mindset. A contributing author to Leading With Compassion: Cultivating Connection from the Inside Out, Scott believes real change happens when organizations bridge the gap between culture and strategy. Right now, he’s focused on helping organizations unlock performance by systematically cultivating the behaviors that make it possible.

Auditing Property Financials_ Best Practices.pptxexoedgemarketingteam

This presentation outlines the importance of auditing in property accounting, emphasizing transparency, compliance, and accuracy. It highlights best practices such as organized documentation, regular reconciliations, segregation of duties, standardized processes, and technology use. EXO Edge enhances this process by providing expert audit support, improving internal controls, and delivering accurate, real-time financial reporting. Their tailored solutions help property managers ensure financial integrity and build stakeholder confidence.

Zero-emission zones in the Netherlands 2025Walther Ploos van Amstel

Since 2014, the Netherlands has worked toward more sustainable urban logistics through the Green Deal Zero Emission City Logistics. Early years focused on local pilot projects—such as city hubs, electric vehicles, and water transport—designed as ”living labs” to explore and learn. Following the 2019 Climate Agreement, the ambition increased: by 2025, 30 to 40 major municipalities aim to establish zero-emission zones, where only fully electric trucks and vans may operate. As of January 2025, 14 cities have implemented such zones, banning vehicles with Euro 4 or lower emission standards. By 2030, only zero-emission vehicles will be permitted. The rollout raises important questions: Which transitions are smooth? Where are the main challenges, and who is most affected? Are issues local or widespread? How are small and large companies affected differently? Researchers play a vital role in evaluating these developments, sharing insights, and supporting a just and effective transition to zero-emission city logistics. Walther Ploos van Amstel.

ASEAN ISO Tank Container Market Size, Growth and Forecast | 2034GeorgeButtler

The Executive’s Guide to Stress-Free Airport Transfers in LondonJannah Express

This presentation by Jannah Express Ltd. highlights the common challenges faced by corporate travelers and businesses in London when relying on unreliable or overpriced airport taxi services. It explores the hidden costs of using ride-hailing apps, the key features of a truly professional executive transfer service, and how Jannah Express solves these issues with fixed pricing, 24/7 availability, professional drivers, and flight monitoring.

Architecture that Advances Part I Review.pdfBrij Consulting, LLC

The document outlines the Glass Institute Architecture Series, focusing on sustainable design, technological advancements, and the integration of glass systems in architecture, automotive, and urban development. It highlights educational programs, industry applications, and future visions for glass technology. Key Points: 1. Educational Programs: o Curriculum on glass system architecture and sustainable design. o Paid internships with 2-year rotations. o Labs for hands-on learning in testing, city portal dimensions, and performance reviews. 2. Course outline, Content Review

Ian McAllister - Respected Photographer And WriterIan McAllister

Ian McAllister, a highly respected photographer, and writer, has dedicated his life's work to raising awareness about the fragile ecosystems of the Great Bear Rainforest. His compelling imagery and insightful narratives have garnered international acclaim and have been featured in prestigious publications like National Geographic. McAllister's ability to capture nature's intricate beauty has brought attention to the plight of endangered species and inspired individuals worldwide to join the fight for conservation.

25 Surprising Insights That Prove Microlearning Is the Future of Training.pdfMaxLearn LLC

A Certificate Programme on ISO56000 Series_Ver 4_Level 1.pdfInnomantra

Greetings from Innomantra ! India’s First ISO 56000 Innovation Management Certification Organized by Innomantra 📅 Date: Thursday, June 19, 2025 📍 Venue: Sheraton Grand Bangalore Hotel, Bengaluru Join India’s first ISO 56000 Innovation Management Certification Program, a pioneering initiative that brings global innovation standards to the Indian business landscape. Program Highlights: Delivered by global thought leaders: 🔹 Dr. Kumudhini Ravindra, Principal, Strategic Innovation and Standards 🔹 Mr. Lokesh Venkataswamy, CEO & Managing Director, Innomantra -Immersive, hands-on Masterclass -Certification materials and ISO 56002 IMS – Guidance Standard -Opportunity to engage with leading innovation practitioners Networking Lunch Take a break, connect with peers, and spark meaningful innovation conversations. Register: https://rzp.io/rzp/VbF359S reachout to by email : [email protected] More details are available in the attached PDF. - Happy Innovating ! www.innomantra.com

Product & GTM Lead — Healthy Food Diversification, MaricoAyushMishra72901

Ch02.ppt bisnis internasional bisnis internasionaldevina81

ISO 45001 Certification in Singapore Companyachharsharma105

Extending Infrastructure Life with Protective Coatingsrahil wit

Protective coatings play a vital role in safeguarding bridges and infrastructure from environmental damage. By forming a durable barrier against moisture, chemicals, and UV radiation, these coatings help prevent corrosion and structural degradation. This reduces maintenance costs and extends the service life of critical assets. Source - https://witmansgroup.com/how-protective-coatings-enhance-the-longevity-of-bridges-and-infrastructure/

IBX Prospective Consultant Information PackIBX Daya Nusantara

How to apply to join the IBX International Business Network (IBX Network) To apply, you need to provide a completed ‘Prospective Consultant Profile (PCP)’ which can be downloaded from our web site. It would also aid your application if you were to provide a brief summary of the type of clients that you can introduce. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at info [at] ibx.co.id Our team can speak several languages and will be pleased to assist you. About IBX: Indonesia Business Exchange (“IBX”), PT IBX Daya Nusantara, a joint venture of BXI Capital and Patria Pacific Group (Patria Holding), is a Consultant and Business Dealer (or Intermediary; Broker) service company that buys and sells business and companies for its clients, facilitates projects, improves utilization, and asset liquidity strategies, as well as suppliers and trades various products. We are connected to the ecosystem and global operating network for business expansion, investment, and cross-industry transactions. IBX is also trusted as a strategic partner for access to private capital fund facilities, and market entry strategies in Indonesia.