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Date: Thursday, May 24 th on 16:30 - 19:00
Hosting conference : "W3C forum" איגוד האינטרנט הישראלי 
Location: מכללת אפקה, מבצע קדש 38, תל אביב - מתחם הפיקוס, חדר 301, קומה עליונה
The Event is Free of charge.

 

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18:00-19:00

"W3C forum" hosting : Dive into OOP & Architecture in Javascript (By: Oren Farhi, “Tikal”)

 

orenf 16/05/2012 - 14:47

Realtime visualization of github push activity (nice!!)

githublive.codeofrob.com/ 

adi 08/05/2012 - 10:40

Meteor is a new javascript web application framework that handles both client side and server side development.

 

Some interesting features (from http://www.meteor.com/screencast):

  • Live updating of DOM - you change the data and the dom is automatically updated
  • Automatic sync between clients - you change the data and it is pushed to all clients
  • Code changes push - update the code and the clients start using it
  • Work with the backend databse in the client, in sync - write queries or inserts that go to the server and return with the results (and update the DOM)
  • Async change handling - change  the data and locally the view is automatically changed without waiting for the change to go to the server and get a query result back.
ittayd 11/04/2012 - 15:15

This JavaScript code was injected to the main page of the one of not well protected sites I am happy to maintain:

c=3-1;i=c-2;if(

igorz 11/04/2012 - 07:24

Mojito is a new javascript application framework from Yahoo. It supports writing modules (mojits) that run either on the client or the server, thus fusing client side and server side development. Other interesting features are the ability to bind html snippets to modules via mustache templating, integration with YQL to easily query remote services, YUI integration, events and i18n support.

ittayd 04/04/2012 - 06:59

another "jsfiddle" competitor.

Why you should try it?

  1. it's editor has a cool elegant design
  2. is uses - ACE/Cloud9 as its code editor (based on mozilla's bespin open source project).
  3. its uses twitter's bootstrap for css.
  4. it has built in boilerplates for starting your own "pluncker" such as - backbone, angular, bootstrap etc.
  5. it has a live preview pane which shows the review of the code
  6. it also has a nice restful api for developers
  7. overall - it's FREE - so why not try it :-) ?
orenf 02/04/2012 - 11:47

In this meeting we're going to discuss about ideas for tikal's fuseday, amongst, an interesting idea by Adi Baron for us Tikalists.

orenf 28/03/2012 - 15:40
HTML5 & CSS3 are no longer buzzwords but mature and production-ready standards. Today, alongside with JavaScript, these open-source and open-standard technologies dominate the client-side. In this session we’ll peek on some of the notable frameworks and paradigms that make modern user interfaces.
 
odeds 21/03/2012 - 16:38

The Typesafe Console is a monitoring console for Akka systems.

 

I'm posting it here since I think it is a very nice example of HTML5 technology at work for an "enterprise" application (vs toy/game)

ittayd 14/03/2012 - 18:07
Building highly scalable realtime web application is a challenge. Learn how Node.js, an event-driven framework that is built around the premise of heavy I/O load, makes that challenge easily accomplished.
 

 

 

 
 

 

adi 14/03/2012 - 10:41