RWX / CDX - December 3 - 6, 2013 - No Fluff Just Stuff

Wesley Hales

RWX / CDX

Fort Lauderdale · December 3 - 6, 2013

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Wesley Hales

Author of HTML5 and JavaScript Web Apps

Wesley Hales is a developer, author, entrepreneur and serial open source project creator from the cow pastures of North Georgia. He founded and leads the second largest HTML5 User Group in the world and has been involved in UI and User Experience roles for over a decade in both startup and enterprise environments.

Presentations

Front End Ops

It's no secret that developers are writing heavier client side applications. With more and more code running on the clients side, performance expectations and measurements are at an all time high.

Writing Real Time Web Apps

This session will cover all the need to know points of writing a real time web application today. Topics will include:

  • Using WebSockets (without a framework) from the ground up
  • Browser support and fallbacks
  • Mobile device battery usage and best practices for preservation

We'll take a look at a live web app running in production and examine the pitfalls and pluses of using real time data. This session will also review JavaScript code and how it is executed in the browser over a WebSocket connection in RPC fashion. Everything from stress testing custom JavaScript events, to securing and tracking data sent over a WebSocket connection.

Writing Real Time Web Apps

This session will cover all the need to know points of writing a real time web application today. Topics will include:

  • Using WebSockets (without a framework) from the ground up
  • Browser support and fallbacks
  • Mobile device battery usage and best practices for preservation

We'll take a look at a live web app running in production and examine the pitfalls and pluses of using real time data. This session will also review JavaScript code and how it is executed in the browser over a WebSocket connection in RPC fashion. Everything from stress testing custom JavaScript events, to securing and tracking data sent over a WebSocket connection.