Seattle code camp 2012
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The document discusses building Windows 8 apps that connect directly to cloud services without a server. It provides an agenda that includes introductions, an overview of the Twilio API for building telephony apps, how web apps currently use a client-server-cloud model compared to the future Windows 8-cloud model, and resources for building apps including code examples using promises. The document encourages coding examples to demonstrate building cloud-connected Windows 8 apps.
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Seattle code camp 2012
- 1. Look Ma, No Server! Building Windows 8 Apps That Connect Directly to Cloud Services
- 2. Hello Twilio Web Apps Today Win 8 Apps Tomorrow Lets Code Thanks Agenda
- 3. HELLO
- 4. Im Carter
- 5. @CarterRabasa github.com/crabasa (206) 745-5000 carter@twilio.com Follow & Fork Me
- 7. TWILIO
- 8. Telephony REST APIs, eh?
- 9. Your very own programmable phone company - @SteveGraham twilio.com/api How it works
- 10. Please send a goofy text to 206-XXX-YYYY Audience Participation
- 11. WEB APPS TODAY
- 12. DB Server Cloud Service Client / Server / Cloud
- 14. DB Cloud Service Win8 / Cloud
- 15. LETS CODE
- 16. S.O.S.
- 17. http://windows.github.com/ Paul Betts GitHub San Francisco, CA https://github.com/fitzgen/github-api Nick Fitzgerald Mozilla - Bellingham, WA https://gist.github.com/2938355 Resources
- 18. WinJS-style Promises doSomething(params, success_cb, fail_cb); Everyone Else doSomething(params, callback); function callback(err, res) { if (err) { // handle error } else { // woo hoo! } } WinJS vs. the world