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Webcast: Real Life WebSocket Case Studies and Demos

Posted on March 23, 2012

Come listen to Chuck Liddell, Technology Architect with Pythio, a Telemetry and Monitoring company, who describes their legacy architecture and how they chose and implemented a real time WebSocket based solution. Chuck will give a demonstration as well as an … Continue reading →

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Free Technical White Paper: Building Living Web Applications with HTML5 WebSockets

Posted on March 22, 2012

Our latest technical white paper, Building Living Web Applications, provides design patterns and best practices guiding enterprises on the path of building Living Web applications. The patterns discussed: Browser-side MVC Asynchronous Messaging Real Time Service Oriented Architecture Decoupled Asynchronous Business … Continue reading →

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Multi-user HTML5 Light Table Demo with WebSockets

Posted on March 21, 2012

This demo highlights the extreme low latency and full duplex nature of WebSockets. The same Web page is accessed from a desktop and a tablet computer. Images on an HTML5 canvas element are rendered and moved around using multi-touch and mouse … Continue reading →

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WebCast: 5 Signs You Need HTML5 WebSockets

Posted on March 8, 2012

This is the recording of the second WebCast in our 3 part series: 5 Signs You Need HTML5 WebSockets. If you missed the first one you can watch it here: Web Communication Revolution: an Overview of HTML5 WebSockets.  

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WebSockets versus REST: a Kaazing Perspective

Posted on February 27, 2012

There’s a great discussion going on over at InfoQ about the role and future of REST in light of WebSockets. Mark Little’s article collects a handful of quotes and opinions around the topic, giving a well rounded view. With a … Continue reading →

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HTML5 Real-Time and Connectivity Presentation by Peter Lubbers

Posted on February 24, 2012

On February 23rd, 2012 in front of 200 attendees Peter Lubbers gave an impressive presentation at the meetup of the San Francisco HTML5 User Group that he co-founded 2 years ago, covering HTML5 connectivity topics: Web Origin Concept Cross Document Messaging Cross … Continue reading →

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Overview of HTML5 WebSockets in Korean

Posted on February 22, 2012

ZDNet Korea has a very good overview article on WebSockets and Kaazing. It provides a comparison of the HTTP-based communication and WebSockets, gives real life examples, and covers the client technologies that Kaazing provides. And it’s all in Korean.

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San Francisco HTML5 User Group: Real-Time and Connectivity

Posted on February 21, 2012

Author, instructor, ultra-marathon runner Peter Lubbers gives a talk at the San Francisco HTML5 User Group he founded, discussing the latest news in the exciting HTML5 feature area of Real-Time and Connectivity. There is a lot of new stuff to talk about … Continue reading →

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WebSockets Going Even More Mainstream – Partnership between Kaazing and Tavant Technologies

Posted on February 18, 2012

Tavant Technologies partners with Kaazing to deliver real time Web applications. Tavant Technologies, a leading provider of specialized IT solutions and services, and Kaazing, leading provider of technology for the living Web, today announced that the two companies have established … Continue reading →

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Free WebSocket Security Whitepaper

Posted on February 17, 2012

Under Collaterals on the Kaazing site there are several great white papers that are  worth a look. The one I’d call out today is the Security white paper. There’s a lot of fud out there around WebSocket security that can only … Continue reading →

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