Real-time sports statistics with Node.js, web sockets and Symfony2

Emanuel Winblad , Tobias Josefsson

Friday 17 May 2013 from 15:30 to 16:30

Talk in English - UK at phpDay 2013
View Slides: http://www.slideshare.net/TobiasJosefsson/php-day2013-sportsstatistics
Short URL: https://joind.in/talk/01dba (QR-Code (opens in new window))

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Real-time sports statistics with Node.js, web sockets and Symfony2

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Endijs Lisovskis at 16:53 on 17 May 2013

More code examples or more 'this worked and this did not' would be useful.

Anonymous at 17:04 on 17 May 2013

Fabian Erni at 17:56 on 17 May 2013

More technical details about the components/servers would have been nice. Very general conclusion. Good presentation

Wim Vandersmissen at 18:21 on 17 May 2013

Since we built something akin to your system (though with a smaller scope, just 1 soccer team), it was interesting to see how others solved this problem (we ended up using PubNub for live match coverage). Shameless plug : a full write-up of our approach can be found at http://www.kunstmaan.be/blog/bringing-no-sweatno-glory-to-the-web-for-the-club-brugge-soccer-team/.

It would have been great if you had also given a more hands-on approach, as mentioned by @Endijs above.

Anonymous at 18:42 on 17 May 2013

Bastian Widmer at 19:52 on 17 May 2013

Great Talk with a deeper insight in how the solution is actually done. Liked it :-) Also the relation to Speakers who talked about Messaging earlier.

Anonymous at 21:37 on 17 May 2013

Good view behind the scenes. More code examples will be great.

Francesco Abeni at 09:10 on 18 May 2013

I didn't like the "advertising" part of the talk, very focused on the company. Apart from that, the talk was quite interesting and gave a lot of inspiration about how the tackle such kind of critical application.

Vincenzo Di Biaggio at 09:27 on 18 May 2013

good for inspiration

Adrian Schlegel at 10:56 on 18 May 2013

Interesting overview of a complex application. But the constant switching between the two speakers made it sometimes a bit difficult to follow.

Anonymous at 15:54 on 19 May 2013

Interesting and delivered in a good way. The talk could have contained some more technical details, but I can's say which part to elaborate further. Therefore I feel that it was great as an inspirational talk.
Also good that there was time left for questions in the end.

Tobias Josefsson (Speaker) at 11:06 on 20 May 2013

Thanks for all the feedback and thoughts, both IRL and here at joind.in! Feel free to contact us if you have any questions, I just added a simplified version of the slides.

@Wim Vandersmissen: Cool, many thanks for the link!

Nicola Trincas at 15:43 on 20 May 2013

WOW! a really inspiring talk. Thanks!

Nikola Plejic at 22:02 on 20 May 2013

A very nice overview of an impressive architecture. I wouldn't mind a few more technical details as well, but it's always nice to see what problems are being tackled by colleagues around the world.