Sometimes Ajax isn't enough. When you need real-time capabilities for your application, whether it is for chat, collaboration, multi-person editing, games, stock trading platforms, remote monitoring, and more, Comet offers the optimizations needed on both the client-side and server-side to get your app performing as needed.


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On July 13th, Comet invades London. The panel will be moderated by Dylan Schiemann, and will include panelists representing the following projects: APE, cometD-Jetty, Liberator, Lightstreamer, Meteor, & WebSync. We're also hoping to get a few more projects represented.

Please sign-up to attend as space is limited. And if you cannot make it, fear not, the video will be online shortly after the event.

Just a thought . . . If you are interested in this talk you might also be interested in the following courses:

• Building Dynamic Web Applications with Ajax
• Developing Mobile Applications with Android
• Brian Sletten's Semantic Web Technologies Bootcamp
• Peter Lubbers' HTML5 WebSocket and Communication
• Developing Rich Web Applications with Spring
• Graeme Rocher's Groovy and Grails Workshop

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