pubsub Publish-Subscribe Everywhere Kaazing Gateway brings many awesome new superpowers to your stack. Among those is the ever-sexy enterprise WebSocket (pioneered at Kaazing) feature. This feature allows you to tap into enterprise messaging systems, and leverage
kaazing Tetris with Virtual Controller As somebody educated in Information Technology, I have always had an admiration of game developers. Despite the interactive experience and immersive graphics, there is just some black magic in the architecture that leaves
iot Real-Time Smart Buildings What is your favorite building? The office? The coffee shop down the street? Your home? Maybe a shed out back? Whatever the case, there is no shortage of ways to augment your home
iot First Steps with Intel Edison There are a lot of SoC (System on a Chip) devices out there these days. I have written about the Arduino Yun in the past. Today I would like to introduce you to
kaazing Android Chat Application In a previous post I discussed using the open source Kaazing Gateway AMQP Java client library. This approach allows us to build a Java desktop chat client running against our free "sandbox&
kaazing Java Chat Application If you look around the Kaazing open source web site, you will see a lot of information about delivering real-time solutions on the Web. This is not by accident - we a strong
kaazing AMQP Breakdown The open source Kaazing Gateway uses Advanced Message Queueing Protocol (AMQP) to transport your messages from one point to the next. It does this by leveraging the IETF WebSocket protocol. The connection from
web Web Chat Application In any given programming language "Hello World" is likely the first thing you will learn to do. The "Hello World" for real-time architectures is a chat application. In this
arduino Tic Tac Toe Light I had the great privilege of being a speaker at HTML5 Developer Conference in San Francisco recently. It was the second HTML5 Dev Conf I have presented at, with the first one being
iot Real-Time Quadcopter Telemetry Modern commercial aircraft have what is commonly referred to as a "black box". The black box is a flight data recorder. It captures numerous sensor data points across the aircraft, and