Category Archives: html5

Quick Start with the Kaazing WebSocket Gateway in Less Than 6 Minutes

Posted on February 16, 2012 by

It only takes a few minutes to download, install, start up, and try out the Kaazing WebSocket Gateway. The first in our Kaazing Quick Start series is the Kaazing WebSocket Gateway – JMS Edition Quick Start. If you’re in a couch … Continue reading →

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Lightning Fast Stock Trade – WebSocket Portfolio Demo

Posted on February 12, 2012 by

The Kaazing Stock Portfolio Demo showcases really well the incredibly low latency WebSockets offer. Check out this quick 2 minute screencast featuring two browsers (Chrome and Safari), demonstrating the real time experience you can achieve: trades performed in one browser … Continue reading →

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ITOCHU Technology Partners With Kaazing

Posted on February 9, 2012 by

Hot off the press: ITOCHU Technology and Kaazing, leading provider of technology for the living web, today announced that the two companies have entered into a partnership. By working with Kaazing, ITOCHU Technology can now offer its customers in Japan … Continue reading →

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How to Tell If Your WebSocket Connection Is Native or Emulated

Posted on February 8, 2012 by

How can you tell if your WebSocket connection is native or emulated? This question came up during our recent webcast. First, this isn’t something you need to loose sleep over, your WebSocket server should take care of this automatically for … Continue reading →

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WebCast: Web Communication Revolution – an Overview of HTML5 WebSockets

Posted on February 7, 2012 by

Watch Part 1 of our webcast series: Web Communication Revolution – an Overview of HTML5 WebSockets. In this recorded presentation we walk through the challenges the legacy Web is posing and how HTML5 and WebSockets are changing it into a … Continue reading →

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VNC over WebSockets

Posted on February 1, 2012 by

What makes WebSockets especially compelling is that they allow you to extend the reach of enterprise protocols, like JMS, XMPP, AMQP, all the way to the browser. In this demonstration I show an example of implementing the VNC protocol, RFB, over … Continue reading →

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HTML5 Live 2011 New York: HTML5 In the Enterprise – A Panel Discussion

Posted on January 25, 2012 by

Hear industry experts and executives talk about their HTML5 vision, the role of WebSockets, client technologies, browser plugins, and more in the enterprise. The discussion is moderated by Arik Hesseldahl from All Things Digital. Panelists: John Page: Director of Business Development, … Continue reading →

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HTML5 Live 2011 New York: There is Just One Web

Posted on January 16, 2012 by

Jen Simmons, freelance designer, front-end developer, Drupal expert, trainer, teacher, conference presenter, and host of The Web Ahead pod cast presented about the mobile Web at HTML5 Live 2011, in New York: There is Just One Web. Mobile is all … Continue reading →

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HTML5 Live 2011 New York: A Snapshot of The Mobile HTML5 Revolution

Posted on January 13, 2012 by

At HTML5 Live James Pierce from Sencha presented A Snapshot of the Mobile HTML5 Revolution. The premise and the promise of using web technologies for building mobile apps is well understood. But are we there yet? This presentation takes an … Continue reading →

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HTML5 Live 2011 New York: Explore Canvas

Posted on January 11, 2012 by

Kevin Hoyt from Adobe gave a great talk on canvas in New York at the HTML5 Live conference. The abstract of Kevin’s presentation: Learn about programming charts and graphs, animations, drawing applications and other early use-cases for the HTML5 canvas … Continue reading →

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