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Presentation done at the Portuguese JUG http://jug.pt/, about the metrics library from Yammer http://metrics.codahale.com/.]]>
Presentation done at the Portuguese JUG http://jug.pt/, about the metrics library from Yammer http://metrics.codahale.com/.]]> Tue, 29 Jan 2013 07:22:29 GMT /slideshow/201301-metrics-jug/16237087 jnelas@slideshare.net(jnelas) metrics - performance monitoring or business value optimization? jnelas Presentation done at the Portuguese JUG http://jug.pt/, about the metrics library from Yammer http://metrics.codahale.com/. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/2013-01-metricsjug-130129072229-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /><br> Presentation done at the Portuguese JUG http://jug.pt/, about the metrics library from Yammer http://metrics.codahale.com/.

metrics - performance monitoring or business value optimization? from Jo達o Nelas

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0 REST+JS - Codebits 2011 /slideshow/restjs-codebits-2011/10161293 restjscodebits2011-111114180849-phpapp02
A talk I gave at Codebits 2011. You can find the video here: https://codebits.eu/intra/s/session/204 Abstract: There's an abundance of talks about developing for the web. Most of it targeted to developing mass-market websites, worrying about CDNs, SEO, bookmarks, progressive enhancement, etc. But what if you want to build fullblown applications that just happen to be implemented in web technologies? Web apps, especially single-page, highly interactive ones, have some special characteristics. For a long time we've been implementing web apps as if the browser was a mostly dumb terminal, and instead kept most of the logic on the server. Even current favorits like RoR or GWT keep to that old paradigm. We'll see how we can take a REST architecture, combining it with a good dose of javascript MVP to create applications that are much closer, both in structure and in functionality, to desktop apps than to normal webpages. By fully embracing web technology, instead of "hiding" behind some leaky abstractions, we'll be set free to take our apps to the next level. And we'll see how much nicer they are to develop.]]>
A talk I gave at Codebits 2011. You can find the video here: https://codebits.eu/intra/s/session/204 Abstract: There's an abundance of talks about developing for the web. Most of it targeted to developing mass-market websites, worrying about CDNs, SEO, bookmarks, progressive enhancement, etc. But what if you want to build fullblown applications that just happen to be implemented in web technologies? Web apps, especially single-page, highly interactive ones, have some special characteristics. For a long time we've been implementing web apps as if the browser was a mostly dumb terminal, and instead kept most of the logic on the server. Even current favorits like RoR or GWT keep to that old paradigm. We'll see how we can take a REST architecture, combining it with a good dose of javascript MVP to create applications that are much closer, both in structure and in functionality, to desktop apps than to normal webpages. By fully embracing web technology, instead of "hiding" behind some leaky abstractions, we'll be set free to take our apps to the next level. And we'll see how much nicer they are to develop.]]> Mon, 14 Nov 2011 18:08:47 GMT /slideshow/restjs-codebits-2011/10161293 jnelas@slideshare.net(jnelas) REST+JS - Codebits 2011 jnelas A talk I gave at Codebits 2011. You can find the video here: https://codebits.eu/intra/s/session/204 Abstract: There's an abundance of talks about developing for the web. Most of it targeted to developing mass-market websites, worrying about CDNs, SEO, bookmarks, progressive enhancement, etc. But what if you want to build fullblown applications that just happen to be implemented in web technologies? Web apps, especially single-page, highly interactive ones, have some special characteristics. For a long time we've been implementing web apps as if the browser was a mostly dumb terminal, and instead kept most of the logic on the server. Even current favorits like RoR or GWT keep to that old paradigm. We'll see how we can take a REST architecture, combining it with a good dose of javascript MVP to create applications that are much closer, both in structure and in functionality, to desktop apps than to normal webpages. By fully embracing web technology, instead of "hiding" behind some leaky abstractions, we'll be set free to take our apps to the next level. And we'll see how much nicer they are to develop. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/restjscodebits2011-111114180849-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /><br> A talk I gave at Codebits 2011. You can find the video here: https://codebits.eu/intra/s/session/204 Abstract: There's an abundance of talks about developing for the web. Most of it targeted to developing mass-market websites, worrying about CDNs, SEO, bookmarks, progressive enhancement, etc. But what if you want to build fullblown applications that just happen to be implemented in web technologies? Web apps, especially single-page, highly interactive ones, have some special characteristics. For a long time we've been implementing web apps as if the browser was a mostly dumb terminal, and instead kept most of the logic on the server. Even current favorits like RoR or GWT keep to that old paradigm. We'll see how we can take a REST architecture, combining it with a good dose of javascript MVP to create applications that are much closer, both in structure and in functionality, to desktop apps than to normal webpages. By fully embracing web technology, instead of "hiding" behind some leaky abstractions, we'll be set free to take our apps to the next level. And we'll see how much nicer they are to develop.

REST+JS - Codebits 2011 from Jo達o Nelas

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