PubSub Huddle
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The Future of Messaging
Martin Sustrik
Martin Sústrik is an expert in the field of messaging middleware. He participated in the creation and reference implementation of the AMQP standard.
Introducing MQTT
Andy Piper
Andy Piper is widely known as a Social Bridgebuilder and speaker, and is a Staff Developer Advocate at Twitter. His passions span a wide variety of areas: cloud, devops, mobile devices, the Internet of Things, Arduino and similar technologies, social computing, education, LEGO, and photography. He is based in London, UK.
Realtime web: Not there yet!
Marek Majkowski
After fruitful encounters with such diverse topics as programming industrial robots or exploiting every hidden feature of TCP/IP options for tracing networking traffic, Marek settled for 'scalability' as his main field of interest
PubSub for the web : PubSubHubbub, XMPP and Superfeedr
Julien Genestoux
Julien Genestoux is the founder of Superfeedr.com. Superfeedr fetches and parses RSS or Atom feeds on behalf of its users and then pushes the new entries into the feeds. It is now the leading realtime feed provider on the web and hosts the vast major
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The Future of Messaging
Featuring Martin Sustrik
Martin Sústrik will show how 0MQ solves some of these problems and introduce you to SP, a protocol initiative focused on systematically solving these challenges.
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Introducing MQTT
Featuring Andy Piper
MQ Telemetry Transport is a protocol designed particularly with the Internet of Things in mind - it's small, lightweight, and works well over unreliable or low-bandwidth networks. Andy Piper will present an overview of where MQTT came from, how to use it, and the many places in which it is...
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Realtime web: Not there yet!
Featuring Marek Majkowski
In this talk, Marek will look at messaging for web apps, explain why even WebSockets that worked would solve only a part of a problem, and set out what can be done about it.
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PubSub for the web : PubSubHubbub, XMPP and Superfeedr
Featuring Julien Genestoux
The web was built around a client to server architecture. It currently relies on “polling” pattern in which the clients have to ask the servers about the data they care about.
pubsubhubbub xmpp superfeedr
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