SFHTML5 WebGL Meetup - Jan 23, 2014
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SFHTML5 WebGL Meetup - Jan 23, 2014
- 1. Superb Web Communication for a Superb Experience Chrome on the laptop/desktop Safari on iOS WEB WebSocket Server © 2014 Kaazing Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Kaazing Confidential.
- 2. WebSocket – TCP for the Web Highly efficient communication - event-driven architecture WebSocket Web WebSocket Server © 2014 Kaazing Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Kaazing Confidential.
- 3. WebSocket – TCP for the Web Custom protocols over WebSocket JMS, AMQP, XMPP, MQTT/WebSocket Web WebSocket Server © 2014 Kaazing Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Kaazing Confidential.
- 4. WebSocket – TCP for the Web Browser, mobile, or desktop clients JMS, AMQP, XMPP, MQTT/WebSocket Web WebSocket Server © 2014 Kaazing Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Kaazing Confidential.
- 5. WebSocket – TCP for the Web Language agnostic JMS, AMQP, XMPP, MQTT/WebSocket Web WebSocket Server © 2014 Kaazing Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Kaazing Confidential.
- 6. Demo © 2014 Kaazing Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Kaazing Confidential.
- 7. Controlling Physical Objects Over the Web Java on Raspberry Pi Safari on iOS WEB Google: websocket, popcorn © 2014 Kaazing Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Kaazing Confidential.
- 8. Web Communication Is Challenging High availability Millions of users Locked down firewalls Network intermediaries Clients disconnect Disaster recovery Developer productivity © 2014 Kaazing Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Kaazing Confidential. Integration with existing security infrastructure
- 9. Learn More http://tinyurl.com/sfhtml5-goo Goo Create Beta: http://gootechnologies.com Live Demos: http://gootechnologies.com/showcase http://kaazing.com http://tutorial.kaazing.com Kaazing Blog: Extreme HTML5 Video Interactivity: Sending WebSocket Messages with Popcorn.js The Definitive Guide to HTML5 WebSocket © 2014 Kaazing Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Kaazing Confidential.
- 10. How to Get a Hold of Us? Victor Sand Software Engineer victor@gootechnologies.com www.gootechnologies.com @vlgsand Peter Moskovits Head of Real-Time Solutions peter.moskovits@kaazing.com @pmoskovi © 2014 Kaazing Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Kaazing Confidential.
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- [Still showing the PearlBoy demo]Thank you, Victor.We all have a pretty good idea how impressive experiences WebGL can provide. How far can we stretch these experiences by combining them with additional capabilities, part of the bigger HTML5 umbrella?Let me show you an example. Victor has been controlling the Pearl Boy through his keyboard. Let me take a step away from the computer, and get my phone out. I’m going to bring up a web browser on the phone, and connect to the Pearl Boy running on that desktop – and simply use my phone as a remote control.Now, let me switch the phone to Airplane mode – I cannot control it any longer.Now, let’s switch it back, but turn off the WiFi… Notice that I’m on AT&T’s LTE network, and my phone reconnected in no time, seamlessly…[Switching to this slide]Now, let’s see what is happening behind the scenes. We use WebSocket to connect these two devices. The desktop is connected to a WebSocket server sitting out there in the cloud. My phone is connecting to the same WebSocket server. They can send and receive data over a persistent, permanent connection, allowing us to create this rich, and highly interactive experience. Whenever I press an image on the phone, it triggers the sending of a WebSocket message. It goes to the WebSocket server, and then bounces back to the laptop here on the desk.And just so you know, the WebSocket server is sitting on the East Coast of the US, 3,000 miles, 5,000
- WiFi - Take phone into airplane mode – AT&T - WiFi
- And while the iPad Mini doesn’t support WebGL, it does not do it with 326 pixel per inch resolution.