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Session slides from Future Insights Live, Vegas 2015: https://futureinsightslive.com/las-vegas-2015/ The days of complex backend systems are at an end, developers can build complex apps now without the time it takes to devote to a full backend system thanks to APIs. In this talk, developers will get introduced to using LevelDB, Node.JS and Socket.io to build a real-time REST API that can be integrated into any any client-side app quickly. Once built, developers can use this API for apps of all sizes and platforms without any extra work.

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

Building your own Realtime API (Roger Stringer)

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