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Oct 21 Wed 6:00-9:00pm
The Chronicles of Web Standard - Prince Comet: Next Wave of Comet
Registration URL: http://princecomet.eventbrite.com/http://myspacedeveloperchallenge.eventbrite.com/
Date/Time:Jan 10/21/200827 Wed 6:00-9:00pmEvent: The Chronicles of Web Standard - Prince Comet: Next Wave of CometModerator & Presenter: Kevin Nilson, Principal Software Architect at Large FinancialSpeakers:Alex Russell, President of the Dojo Foundation & Project Lead for The Dojo Toolkit 6:00pm-9:30pm
Michael Carter, Founder at Orbited Project & Official Contributor for W3C HTML5 Ted Goddard,Senior Software Architect at ICEsoft Technologies and ICEfaces.orgChuckMeOut GregCode Wilkins,Lab: LeadMySpace Developer of the Jetty Dylan Schiemann, co-founder of Dojo Toolkit and CEO of SitePenChallengeLocation: Google, Mountain View Campus
Address: Tunis Tech Talk RoomBuilding 43, 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway,Mountain View, CA 94043Registration URL: http://princecomet.eventbrite.com/
Date: 1/27/2010 WedAgenda
6:00 - 7:00Time: Networking6:00pm-9:30pm 7:00 - 7:20 Comet Introduction by Kevin Nilson7:20 -Location: 7:30Hurricane BreakElectric
7:30 - 8:30 Panel Discussion (Full Panel, moderatedAddress: by48233 KevinWarm Nilson)8:30Spring -Blvd, 8:45Fremont Q/ACalifornia 94539
8:45 - 9:00 RaffleFood & NetworkEvent Summary The Chronicles of Web Standard - Prince Comet: The Return of HTML 5 will be an exciting event covering Comet (aka Reverse AJAX), HTML 5, the latest, and future enhancements to the web. This event will start with a general introduction to Comet, followed by an in depth panel discussionDrink: moderatedSponsored by Kevin Nilson with panelist: Alex Russell, Michael Carter, Ted Goddard, Greg Wilkins, Dylan SchiemannWhat is Comet AJAX became popular because it allows a browser to request additional information from the server. One major limitation of AJAX is that the browser must initiate the request for data from the server. Comet solves this problem by allowing the server to push data to the browser at any time.What is WebSocket The HTML5 WebSocket standard defines the future of networking for browser applications, delivering full-duplex, bidirectional text-based communication between browsers and WebSocket servers. The WebSocket connection handshake leverages the HTTP standard to integrate with existing Web infrastructure, such as proxies, firewalls and load balancers, and then upgrades the wire protocol to remove the limitations of the HTTP request-response communication model. With WebSockets, browsers will be able to participate as first-class citizens in networked applicationsHurricane that are typically reserved for desktop clients, such as XMPP (Jabber) chat applications, as well as online gaming and financial trading applications. Electric
Alex RussellGoogleSpeaker: Engineer
AlexChris RussellCole, servedMySpace asDeveloper ProjectPlatform Lead for the Dojo Toolkit from 2004 to 2008 and is Director of R&D at SitePen, a consultancy focused on the development of web applications, exceptional user experience, and pushing the limits of the web. Currently, he is working at Google. Previously he served as President of the Dojo Foundation, an organization that& supportsBook developmentAuthor of several high-quality, open source, JavaScript projects and distributes"Building themOpenSocial underApps: liberal terms. Prior to joining SitePen, Russell was a senior engineer at JotSpot and Informatica where he helped both companies build highly interactive, web interfaces. His earlier, open source involvement included stints as editor of theA OWASPField Guide to Building Secure Web Applications and primary author of the netWindows DHTML toolkit. Michale Carter Founder at Orbited Project & Official Contributor for W3C HTML5 Michael Carter is an expert on highly scalable, real-time web application architectures. He is an officially recognized contributor to the W3C HTML5 specification, particularly forWorking his work with the WebSocket proposal. He is the founder and lead of the Orbited project (http://www.orbited.org), an MIT licensed Comet server built for high-performance browser networking. He is currently a freelance consultant and technical lead for OSSLine (www.ossline.org), a Silicon Valley non-profit that provides technical and legal infrastructure to a host of Open Source projects, including Orbited, the browser network protocols projectjs.io(http://js.io), and the python message queue MorbidQ (http://www.morbidq.com). Michael formerly worked as a Senior Software Architect at Brand Up (http://www.brand-up.com) and CTO at IdealisticsMySpace (Platform"www.idealistics.org). He is a world renowned rollerblade free styler andBring speedyour demon,laptop and in some other life he does nothing but playwork Hockeyon fullyour time.app
co-founder of6:00 Dojopm ToolkitNetworking and& CEOFood of/ SitePenDrink
As CEO of SitePen and co-founder of the Dojo Toolkit, Dylan is best known for building web applications that make use of JavaScript/Ajax, Dojo, and other standard web development technologies. He has helped develop web apps for companies including Renkoo, Informatica, Security FrameWorks, and Vizional7:00 Technologies.pm MySpace Platform API & MySpace Developer Challenge
8:00 pm Code Clinic & Hacking
Last Year DiscussionDiscussion Videohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=coZ-jVLsmVAWorkshop Videohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJpg20uoQ40The Chronicles of Web Standard - Prince Comet: Next Wave of Comet
Registration URL: http://princecomet.eventbrite.com/http://myspacedeveloperchallenge.eventbrite.com/
Date/Time:Jan 10/21/200827 Wed 6:00-9:00pmEvent: The Chronicles of Web Standard - Prince Comet: Next Wave of CometModerator & Presenter: Kevin Nilson, Principal Software Architect at Large FinancialSpeakers:Alex Russell, President of the Dojo Foundation & Project Lead for The Dojo Toolkit 6:00pm-9:30pm
Michael Carter, Founder at Orbited Project & Official Contributor for W3C HTML5 Ted Goddard,Senior Software Architect at ICEsoft Technologies and ICEfaces.orgChuckMeOut GregCode Wilkins,Lab: LeadMySpace Developer of the Jetty Dylan Schiemann, co-founder of Dojo Toolkit and CEO of SitePenChallengeLocation: Google, Mountain View Campus
Address: Tunis Tech Talk RoomBuilding 43, 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway,Mountain View, CA 94043Registration URL: http://princecomet.eventbrite.com/
Date: 1/27/2010 WedAgenda
6:00 - 7:00Time: Networking6:00pm-9:30pm 7:00 - 7:20 Comet Introduction by Kevin Nilson7:20 -Location: 7:30Hurricane BreakElectric
7:30 - 8:30 Panel Discussion (Full Panel, moderatedAddress: by48233 KevinWarm Nilson)8:30Spring -Blvd, 8:45Fremont Q/ACalifornia 94539
8:45 - 9:00 RaffleFood & NetworkEvent Summary The Chronicles of Web Standard - Prince Comet: The Return of HTML 5 will be an exciting event covering Comet (aka Reverse AJAX), HTML 5, the latest, and future enhancements to the web. This event will start with a general introduction to Comet, followed by an in depth panel discussionDrink: moderatedSponsored by Kevin Nilson with panelist: Alex Russell, Michael Carter, Ted Goddard, Greg Wilkins, Dylan SchiemannWhat is Comet AJAX became popular because it allows a browser to request additional information from the server. One major limitation of AJAX is that the browser must initiate the request for data from the server. Comet solves this problem by allowing the server to push data to the browser at any time.What is WebSocket The HTML5 WebSocket standard defines the future of networking for browser applications, delivering full-duplex, bidirectional text-based communication between browsers and WebSocket servers. The WebSocket connection handshake leverages the HTTP standard to integrate with existing Web infrastructure, such as proxies, firewalls and load balancers, and then upgrades the wire protocol to remove the limitations of the HTTP request-response communication model. With WebSockets, browsers will be able to participate as first-class citizens in networked applicationsHurricane that are typically reserved for desktop clients, such as XMPP (Jabber) chat applications, as well as online gaming and financial trading applications. Electric
Alex RussellGoogleSpeaker: Engineer
AlexChris RussellCole, servedMySpace asDeveloper ProjectPlatform Lead for the Dojo Toolkit from 2004 to 2008 and is Director of R&D at SitePen, a consultancy focused on the development of web applications, exceptional user experience, and pushing the limits of the web. Currently, he is working at Google. Previously he served as President of the Dojo Foundation, an organization that& supportsBook developmentAuthor of several high-quality, open source, JavaScript projects and distributes"Building themOpenSocial underApps: liberal terms. Prior to joining SitePen, Russell was a senior engineer at JotSpot and Informatica where he helped both companies build highly interactive, web interfaces. His earlier, open source involvement included stints as editor of theA OWASPField Guide to Building Secure Web Applications and primary author of the netWindows DHTML toolkit. Michale Carter Founder at Orbited Project & Official Contributor for W3C HTML5 Michael Carter is an expert on highly scalable, real-time web application architectures. He is an officially recognized contributor to the W3C HTML5 specification, particularly forWorking his work with the WebSocket proposal. He is the founder and lead of the Orbited project (http://www.orbited.org), an MIT licensed Comet server built for high-performance browser networking. He is currently a freelance consultant and technical lead for OSSLine (www.ossline.org), a Silicon Valley non-profit that provides technical and legal infrastructure to a host of Open Source projects, including Orbited, the browser network protocols projectjs.io(http://js.io), and the python message queue MorbidQ (http://www.morbidq.com). Michael formerly worked as a Senior Software Architect at Brand Up (http://www.brand-up.com) and CTO at IdealisticsMySpace (Platform"www.idealistics.org). He is a world renowned rollerblade free styler andBring speedyour demon,laptop and in some other life he does nothing but playwork Hockeyon fullyour time.app
- Kevin NilsonPrincipalHow Software Architectto atget Largestarted Financialin MySpace Platform
- Kevin Nilson is currently a Principal Software Architect for a Large Financial Firm in SiliconMySpace Valley. He is the co-lead of the Silicon Valley Web Developer JUG. He is also the co-lead of the Silicon Valley Google Technology User Group and Assistant Organizer of the Silicon Valley JavaScript Meetup. Prior to his current work, Kevin had extensive industry software engineering and consulting experience with companies such as: Pfizer, Northrop Grumman, and AT&T Corporation. He also worked part-time as an adjunct professor at the College of San Mateo. He is also a core contributer for confetto.org, a web based real-time open source conference collaboration tool used at conferences such as: Silicon Valley Code Camp and Devoxx. He is a Sun Certified Java Programmer and Sun Certified Web Component Developer.Challenge
You can learn more about Kevin on his website JavaClimber.com <http://www.javaclimber.com/>. - Real-Time Stream API
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- Ted GoddardSenior Software ArchitectPhoto atICEsoftUpload Technologies and ICEfaces.orgAPI
- MySpace iPhone SDK
- Ted Goddard received his PhD in mathematics in 1996, answering open problems in complexity theory and infinite colorings for ordered sets, and proceeded with post-doctoral research in component and Web-based collaborative technologies. Following work at Java Software, Sun Microsystems, he was a device management and XML architect at Wind River, participating in the IETF NETCONF design team. Ted currently participates in the JavaServer Faces and Servlet expert groups and is a senior software architect at ICEsoft TechnologiesOpen developingSocial ICEfaces,v0.7 an=> Ajaxv0.8 framework=> forv0.9 JavaServer=> Faces.v1.0
co-founder of6:00 Dojopm ToolkitNetworking and& CEOFood of/ SitePenDrink
As CEO of SitePen and co-founder of the Dojo Toolkit, Dylan is best known for building web applications that make use of JavaScript/Ajax, Dojo, and other standard web development technologies. He has helped develop web apps for companies including Renkoo, Informatica, Security FrameWorks, and Vizional7:00 Technologies.pm MySpace Platform API & MySpace Developer Challenge
8:00 pm Code Clinic & Hacking
Greg Wilkins Lead developer of the Jetty open source servlet server
Greg is the lead developer of the Jetty open source servlet server and a member of the experts group for the servlet specification from the Java Community Process. Greg has contributed to Geronimo, JBoss, activemq, DWR and other open source projects. Born in Sydney in 1964, Greg graduated from Sydney University with an honours degree in Computer Science in 1986. Since then he has worked as developer, designer, team leader and architect on varied problem domains including telecoms and WWW. Greg is the founder of Mort Bay Consulting and the CEO of Webtide.
Book Author AppearancesAlex RussellMastering Dojo, 1st EditionAuthor: Rawld Gill, Craig Riecke, Alex RussellPublisher: Pragmatic Bookshelf (June 2008)http://pragprog.com/titles/rgdojo/mastering-dojohttp://oreilly.com/catalog/9781934356111/index.htmlTed GoddardAjax in PracticeAuthor: Dave Crane, Jord Sonneveld and Bear Bibeault with Ted Goddard,Chris Gray, Ram Venkataraman and Joe WalkerPublisher: Manning (June 2007)http://www.manning.com/crane2/
