Web Gaming APIs and their applications in business
RWX / CDX
Fort Lauderdale · November 27 - 30, 2012
About this Presentation
In the last couple months many new gaming APIs have landed in the latest browsers. These APIs give game developers better access to hardware and device resources. They also provide significant performance improvements to existing code.
In this presentation I will demonstrate how these gaming improvements can be used to improve enterprise application experience and make business logic more efficient.
Mobile Architect
Thomas A. Valletta, Mobile Architect, Open Web Evangelist, and hack has been developing for the web for fourteen years. His clients range across industries including defence, healthcare, technology, e-commerce, human resources and religion. He has professionally developed native applications for Android, iPhone, WebOS, Blackberry, and Windows. He has engineered solutions using Java, .Net, PHP, JavaScript, Objective C, VBScript and Commodore Basic (I am pretty sure that those last two don't count). He lives outside of Salt Lake City, Utah with his wife and four children.
Web Architect @ FamilySearch.org
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