26.Jan.2012 at 11:50 by Xavier Decoster
Great and smooth intro to the realtime web using SignalR
SignalR. Code, not toothpaste. Using SignalR for realtime client/server communication
Maarten Balliauw (21.Jan.2012 at 15:45)
Talk at 7a UGIALT.net Conference (English - US)
Almost all HTML5 and web applications today make use of AJAX to communicate between client and server. AJAX is great with asynchronous operations, but what about real-time communication? How would you push a message from server to client? HTML5 websockets offer a solution to all of these questions but are not supported in every browser and every network environment. SignalR is the new cool kid on the block: it leverages websockets when supported and falls back to different mechanisms when they aren’t. In this session, I’ll show you where and how to use SignalR to create rich real-time applications in the browser. No toothpaste. Just code.
Video della presentazione: http://vimeo.com/35777293
Quicklink: https://joind.in/4792
Track(s): Sala Blu
Slides: SignalR. Code, not toothpaste. Using SignalR for realtime client/server communication
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Comments
26.Jan.2012 at 13:04 by Anonymous
Great topic and outstanding presentation AAA+ !
Stefano
02.Feb.2012 at 07:57 by Anonymous
02.Feb.2012 at 09:47 by Anonymous
The speaker was nice and skilled, the presentation an useful and enjoyable introduction to SignlaR.
5 stars!
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02.Feb.2012 at 21:04 by Mario Bianchi
Very intriguing tecnhology, speaker showed great tech skills and effective communication.
It shows clearly web sockets are the way to go; everything else, even though bringing results to some extent, smells kinda "workarounding" legacy protocol limitations.
Pity about the "live" examples not working straight, there could have been a standing ovation if they worked ;)
26.Jan.2012 at 11:29 by Simone Chiaretta
Great topic, and great presentation