Développer en JavaScript pour l'Internet des Objets

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Sylvain Zimmer

Talk à ParisJS #17 le 28 Mars 2012.

Technology

Développer en JS pour
l’Internet des Objets
avec la Joshfire Factory

@sylvinus
ParisJS #17

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Desktops Browsers, QtWebKit, ...
SpiderMonkey, ...

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Fragmentation = problèmes

Performances & Features JavaScript

Fragmentation = problèmes

Performances & Features JavaScript

Interactions: click/touch/keycodes/events/...

Fragmentation = problèmes

Performances & Features JavaScript

Interactions: click/touch/keycodes/events/...

Interfaces: 1.5in (montre) à 60in (HDTV) à ...

Fragmentation = problèmes

Performances & Features JavaScript

Interactions: click/touch/keycodes/events/...

Interfaces: 1.5in (montre) à 60in (HDTV) à ...

Hosts, SDKs, packaging

Fragmentation = problèmes

libs
Bon code &
Performances & Features JavaScript

Interactions: click/touch/keycodes/events/...

Interfaces: 1.5in (montre) à 60in (HDTV) à ...

Hosts, SDKs, packaging

Distribution, updates

Fragmentation = problèmes

libs
Bon code &
Performances & Features JavaScript

rks UI
Interactions: click/touch/keycodes/events/...
ramewo
Bons f
Interfaces: 1.5in (montre) à 60in (HDTV) à ...

Hosts, SDKs, packaging

Distribution, updates

Merci ! Questions ?

Invitation (valide 24h) :
http://tiny.cc/parisjsfactory
@JoshfireFactory

cat CV.js | mail -s “Je r0x” jobs@joshfire.com

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Développer en JavaScript pour l'Internet des Objets

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17. Catégorie Hosts JS Runtimes d’objet V8, JavaScriptCore, Desktops Browsers, QtWebKit, ... SpiderMonkey, ... Servers Node.js, PhantomJS V8, Rhino, ... Mobile Browsers, Cordova, V8, Phones, Tablets Appcelerator JavaScriptCore, ... Smart TVs Browser, Custom app runtime <censored/> Kiosks Chromium OS, Android, ... V8, ... Android, Custom browsers, Embedded V8, ... Node.js, ...

18. Catégorie Hosts JS Runtimes d’objet V8, JavaScriptCore, Desktops Browsers, QtWebKit, ... SpiderMonkey, ... Servers Node.js, PhantomJS V8, Rhino, ... Mobile Browsers, Cordova, V8, Phones, Tablets Appcelerator JavaScriptCore, ... Smart TVs Browser, Custom app runtime <censored/> Kiosks Chromium OS, Android, ... V8, ... Android, Custom browsers, Embedded V8, ... Node.js, ...

19. Catégorie Hosts JS Runtimes d’objet V8, JavaScriptCore, Desktops Browsers, QtWebKit, ... SpiderMonkey, ... Servers Node.js, PhantomJS V8, Rhino, ... Mobile Browsers, Cordova, V8, Phones, Tablets Appcelerator JavaScriptCore, ... Smart TVs Browser, Custom app runtime <censored/> Kiosks Chromium OS, Android, ... V8, ... Android, Custom browsers, Embedded V8, ... Node.js, ...

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21. Fragmentation = problèmes Performances & Features JavaScript

22. Fragmentation = problèmes Performances & Features JavaScript Interactions: click/touch/keycodes/events/...

23. Fragmentation = problèmes Performances & Features JavaScript Interactions: click/touch/keycodes/events/... Interfaces: 1.5in (montre) à 60in (HDTV) à ...

24. Fragmentation = problèmes Performances & Features JavaScript Interactions: click/touch/keycodes/events/... Interfaces: 1.5in (montre) à 60in (HDTV) à ... Hosts, SDKs, packaging

25. Fragmentation = problèmes Performances & Features JavaScript Interactions: click/touch/keycodes/events/... Interfaces: 1.5in (montre) à 60in (HDTV) à ... Hosts, SDKs, packaging Distribution, updates

26. Fragmentation = problèmes libs Bon code & Performances & Features JavaScript Interactions: click/touch/keycodes/events/... Interfaces: 1.5in (montre) à 60in (HDTV) à ... Hosts, SDKs, packaging Distribution, updates

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