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Peter Moskovits, TweetHead of Real-Time Solutions at KAAZING
Biography: Peter Moskovits
Peter Moskovits: Peter heads up real-time solutions development at Kaazing, a software company enhancing the way business and customers communicate across the Web using the new HTML5 WebSocket standard. Peter works closely with architects and the developer community to build and deploy the best possible web communication solutions. Before joining Kaazing, in various product management leadership roles Peter was responsible for Oracle's portal product strategy. Peter is a frequent speaker at conferences and industry events, including GOTO, YOW!, JavaOne, Oracle OpenWorld, HTML5DeConf DevCon5, AppsWorld, QCon, South by Southwest and various user group meetings. He is the co-author of two books: The Definitive Guide to HTML5 WebSocket and the Oracle WebCenter 11g Handbook.
Twitter: @peterm_kaazing
Presentation: TweetControlling Physical Devices on the Real-Time Web - Enterprise Grade WebSocket for the Internet of Things
Time:
Wednesday 14:00 - 14:50
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Location:
Superior
This session discusses how real-time Web communications technologies can be applied to an always connected Web and mobile environment to provide
interactivity and collaboration by controlling physical objects, such as model cars, remotely. You'll learn how you can connect an HTML5 client running on the Web browser of a smartphone and Java running on a Raspberry Pi in real time, using open industry-standard Web technologies. The presentation features several live demonstrations of the concepts discussed throughout the session.
interactivity and collaboration by controlling physical objects, such as model cars, remotely. You'll learn how you can connect an HTML5 client running on the Web browser of a smartphone and Java running on a Raspberry Pi in real time, using open industry-standard Web technologies. The presentation features several live demonstrations of the concepts discussed throughout the session.