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Plotting tweets in real-time using Smoothie Charts and Kwwika
I noticed a tweet today about real-time JavaScript charts and couldn’t resist having a play. The charts are call Smoothie Charts and have been developed by Joe Walnes. You can read the blog post where...
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Geo Grandfather ESRI Makes Strides on the Web
Most of the time we write about mapping, it admittedly includes Google Maps (we list over 2000 Google Maps mashups). However, ESRI, the biggest supplier of geographic tools for the enterprise, has made...
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Client Push Services Open Up Real-Time to Everyone
The number of services offering real-time APIs is slowly but surely expanding and it looks like we’re going to have to add quite a few more. Since the start of the year a new type of service has...
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Kwwika support for webOS
We’ve got a potential client interested in using Kwwika on HP webOS so we’ve been working with them to test the Kwwika JavaScript library on a platform that we’ve not been directly targeting. After a...
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Kwwika Powered Real-Time Opta Sports Cricket Widget
Over the past couple of weeks we’ve been involved in developing a Real-Time Cricket widget. It’s been a collaboration, with Opta Sports providing the data, Kwwika powering the real-time client push as...
View ArticleLooking for a C# (ASP.NET MVC), jQuery & Real-Time Web Contractor
I’m looking for a contractor for a provisional 3 month contract with the following skills, experience and interests: Essential C# jQuery TDD/BDD ASP.NET MVC ADO.NET Entity Framework or other ORM Great...
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Notes on Falsy Values
I spent the majority of last week in Warsaw at Falsy Values where I attended a Games Workshop and a conference day. It was also my first week working as a Developer Evangelist working for Pusher. A big...
View ArticleJavaScript namespace utility
Over the past 10 or so years I’ve written a lot of JavaScript. From very early on, at Caplin Systems, I had to write things in a way which ensured that code was clear, usable, discoverable, reusable,...
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How I won the ESRI DevSummit 100 lines of JavaScript competition
First I’d like to emphasise that this is a blog post on how and not why. The why comes down to the judges. So, thanks Judges! Secondly I’d like to thank Rob Dunfey for the idea and for providing...
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Leaving Pusher: What’s Next?
Around 3 months ago I made the very difficult decision to leave Pusher. After just over 2 years I’m leaving behind what – up until now – has been the best job I’ve ever had. In this post I’ll cover...
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