The Box Blog » Box is Acquiring Crocodoc to Reimagine Documents in the Cloud
blog.box.com
on 05/09/2013
Excerpt:... read the full post.
Tags: , API-Evangelist, API-Stack, Cloud Storage, Documents, HTML5
desktoppr/wbench · GitHub
github.com
on 05/06/2013
Excerpt: WBench is a tool that uses the HTML5 performance timing API to benchmark end user load times for websites. It simulates users visiting your website for the first time, with nothing of your site cached. Installation
You can install the latest stable gem by running:
$ gem install wbench
If you're running an older version (1. 8) of ruby, you'll need the JSON gem. $ gem install json
You will need to install Google Chrome as well as the chromedriver utility. You can install chromedriver (on OSX) with homebrew:
Alternatively you can install firefox and use it with wbench. See Running other browsers for more info. Usage
Command Line
Simply enter the URL of a website you want to benchmark.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, HTML5, Tools, webperf
HTML5 Video at Netflix
techblog.netflix.com
on 04/15/2013
Excerpt:... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, HTML5, Netflix
Adding Back-end to HTML5 apps with App42 Platform
blogs.shephertz.com
on 04/12/2013
Excerpt: App42 platform announces its Java Script API for Backend as a Service platform. Now, one can add backend to HTML5 Apps with few lines of code without writing any server side logic using App42 platform. One can also choose to use different technical and business services based on app requirement and develop HTML5 Apps with lesser time. Here are the steps to add this in to your HTML5 Apps
- Download the latest App42 Java Script SDK
- Unzip the file and copy App42-all-0. 7. 0. min. js to your project source. - Add the following script tag in the your html page
- Instantiate the service that one wants to use in the App, e. g. using User service one has to do the following
- Now one can call associated method of that service e. g.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, BaaS, HTML5
HTML5 Canvas Pushpins in JavaScript
www.bing.com
on 04/10/2013
Excerpt: One of the more interesting features of HTML5 is the canvas elements. The canvas provides us with a feature rich, low level 2D rendering panel and is supported by all the major web browsers. In this blog post, we are going to create a Bing Maps module that wraps the standard pushpin class to create a new HTML5 Canvas pushpin class. There are a lot of cool and interesting things we can do with the canvas that would require a lot more work using traditional HTML and JavaScript. By using this module, tasks such as rotating a pushpin or programmatically changing the color can be easily achieved.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, HTML5, JavaScript
HTML5, AngularJS, Backbone Mobile Service Packs
blogs.developerforce.com
on 04/09/2013
Excerpt: Salesforce. com has a long history of providing access to cloud data on mobile devices. For over 8 years we have had a product called Salesforce Mobile` that allows administrators to configure and manage what data can be accessed by which employees on Blackberry, iOS and Android phones. You simply install the Mobile Client application that renders your data much like a standard page layout renders your data in the browser. No programming required! Mobile Packs Accelerate Developement
Developing applications on the Force.... read the full post.
Tags: AngularJS, API-Evangelist, API-Stack, Backbone, HTML5, Mobile
HTML5 and API Gateways
blogs.intel.com
on 04/08/2013
Excerpt: If you are interested in exploring some of these topics,please join me and my colleagues later this week for a webinar at SC World Congress eSymposium. Hope to see you there! Passionate, energetic product manager that lives at the intersection of business, innovation and technology. I currently work at Intel in the Datacenter Software Division working on products and technologies relating to mobile, APIs, cloud services and big data.... read the full post.
Tags: API Gateways, API-Evangelist, API-Stack, HTML5
HTML5 vs. Native When Using a Backend as a Service
blog.parse.com
on 04/08/2013
Excerpt: Earlier this month, Parse sponsored and presented two talks at HTML5 Developer Conference in San Francisco at The Palace Hotel. We really enjoyed interacting with a few thousand members of the HTML5 community and were proud that both of our talks were positively received. One of these talks, by Parse engineer Bryan Klimt, took an in-depth look at the benefits and challenges of HTML5 versus Native when using a backend as a service, like Parse. See the full video below or take a look at a PDF of the slides and script. On Wednesday, May 1st we’ll be giving a live screencast of Parse engineer Mattieu Gamache-Asselin’s talk from HTML5 Developer Conference.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, BaaS, HTML5, Mobile, Native
Build a Store Locator App with HTML5, PhoneGap & an API-based Backend
feeds.apigee.com
on 03/15/2013
Excerpt: Thanks to those who joined and coded along during this week's webcast! @timanglade demonstrated how to build a store locator app using HTML5 and Adobe PhoneGap, incorporating geolocation and context-aware app features, and deploying easily with Apigee. The recorded webcast, the final code and the finished app are available below. Watch the recording to learn how to build a full, app store-ready app quickly. In this webcast and demo, Tim coded a store locator app from scratch, showing you the stores closest to you, in fewer than 100 lines of code! The final code is available on github.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, Apigee, HTML5, PhoneGap
Nginx switches on to WebSockets
jaxenter.com
on 02/20/2013
Excerpt: Nginx, the lightweight open-source web server, has added support for the WebSocket protocol as part of its 1. 3. 13 release. WebSockets are a major feature of the HTML5 specification, allowing persistent connections to be maintained between the server and client - particularly useful for online games and IRC clients. With the specification finalised, the WebSocket protocol is now supported by practically all web browsers, as well as Java servers GlassFish, Jetty and Tomcat. Work on implementing the protocol into Nginx was sponsored by cloud platforms Apcera and CloudBees, the latter of which uses Nginx to power its specialist Java PaaS and is already offering support in “limited production form”.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, HTML5, Real-Time, WebSockets
Excerpt: WBench is a tool that uses the HTML5 performance timing API to benchmark end user load times for websites. It simulates users visiting your website for the first time, with nothing of your site cached. Installation You can install the latest stable gem by running: $ gem install wbench If you're running an older version (1. 8) of ruby, you'll need the JSON gem. $ gem install json You will need to install Google Chrome as well as the chromedriver utility. You can install chromedriver (on OSX) with homebrew: Alternatively you can install firefox and use it with wbench. See Running other browsers for more info. Usage Command Line Simply enter the URL of a website you want to benchmark.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, HTML5, Tools, webperf
HTML5 Video at Netflix
techblog.netflix.com
on 04/15/2013
Excerpt:... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, HTML5, Netflix
Adding Back-end to HTML5 apps with App42 Platform
blogs.shephertz.com
on 04/12/2013
Excerpt: App42 platform announces its Java Script API for Backend as a Service platform. Now, one can add backend to HTML5 Apps with few lines of code without writing any server side logic using App42 platform. One can also choose to use different technical and business services based on app requirement and develop HTML5 Apps with lesser time. Here are the steps to add this in to your HTML5 Apps
- Download the latest App42 Java Script SDK
- Unzip the file and copy App42-all-0. 7. 0. min. js to your project source. - Add the following script tag in the your html page
- Instantiate the service that one wants to use in the App, e. g. using User service one has to do the following
- Now one can call associated method of that service e. g.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, BaaS, HTML5
HTML5 Canvas Pushpins in JavaScript
www.bing.com
on 04/10/2013
Excerpt: One of the more interesting features of HTML5 is the canvas elements. The canvas provides us with a feature rich, low level 2D rendering panel and is supported by all the major web browsers. In this blog post, we are going to create a Bing Maps module that wraps the standard pushpin class to create a new HTML5 Canvas pushpin class. There are a lot of cool and interesting things we can do with the canvas that would require a lot more work using traditional HTML and JavaScript. By using this module, tasks such as rotating a pushpin or programmatically changing the color can be easily achieved.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, HTML5, JavaScript
HTML5, AngularJS, Backbone Mobile Service Packs
blogs.developerforce.com
on 04/09/2013
Excerpt: Salesforce. com has a long history of providing access to cloud data on mobile devices. For over 8 years we have had a product called Salesforce Mobile` that allows administrators to configure and manage what data can be accessed by which employees on Blackberry, iOS and Android phones. You simply install the Mobile Client application that renders your data much like a standard page layout renders your data in the browser. No programming required! Mobile Packs Accelerate Developement
Developing applications on the Force.... read the full post.
Tags: AngularJS, API-Evangelist, API-Stack, Backbone, HTML5, Mobile
HTML5 and API Gateways
blogs.intel.com
on 04/08/2013
Excerpt: If you are interested in exploring some of these topics,please join me and my colleagues later this week for a webinar at SC World Congress eSymposium. Hope to see you there! Passionate, energetic product manager that lives at the intersection of business, innovation and technology. I currently work at Intel in the Datacenter Software Division working on products and technologies relating to mobile, APIs, cloud services and big data.... read the full post.
Tags: API Gateways, API-Evangelist, API-Stack, HTML5
HTML5 vs. Native When Using a Backend as a Service
blog.parse.com
on 04/08/2013
Excerpt: Earlier this month, Parse sponsored and presented two talks at HTML5 Developer Conference in San Francisco at The Palace Hotel. We really enjoyed interacting with a few thousand members of the HTML5 community and were proud that both of our talks were positively received. One of these talks, by Parse engineer Bryan Klimt, took an in-depth look at the benefits and challenges of HTML5 versus Native when using a backend as a service, like Parse. See the full video below or take a look at a PDF of the slides and script. On Wednesday, May 1st we’ll be giving a live screencast of Parse engineer Mattieu Gamache-Asselin’s talk from HTML5 Developer Conference.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, BaaS, HTML5, Mobile, Native
Build a Store Locator App with HTML5, PhoneGap & an API-based Backend
feeds.apigee.com
on 03/15/2013
Excerpt: Thanks to those who joined and coded along during this week's webcast! @timanglade demonstrated how to build a store locator app using HTML5 and Adobe PhoneGap, incorporating geolocation and context-aware app features, and deploying easily with Apigee. The recorded webcast, the final code and the finished app are available below. Watch the recording to learn how to build a full, app store-ready app quickly. In this webcast and demo, Tim coded a store locator app from scratch, showing you the stores closest to you, in fewer than 100 lines of code! The final code is available on github.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, Apigee, HTML5, PhoneGap
Nginx switches on to WebSockets
jaxenter.com
on 02/20/2013
Excerpt: Nginx, the lightweight open-source web server, has added support for the WebSocket protocol as part of its 1. 3. 13 release. WebSockets are a major feature of the HTML5 specification, allowing persistent connections to be maintained between the server and client - particularly useful for online games and IRC clients. With the specification finalised, the WebSocket protocol is now supported by practically all web browsers, as well as Java servers GlassFish, Jetty and Tomcat. Work on implementing the protocol into Nginx was sponsored by cloud platforms Apcera and CloudBees, the latter of which uses Nginx to power its specialist Java PaaS and is already offering support in “limited production form”.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, HTML5, Real-Time, WebSockets
Excerpt: App42 platform announces its Java Script API for Backend as a Service platform. Now, one can add backend to HTML5 Apps with few lines of code without writing any server side logic using App42 platform. One can also choose to use different technical and business services based on app requirement and develop HTML5 Apps with lesser time. Here are the steps to add this in to your HTML5 Apps - Download the latest App42 Java Script SDK - Unzip the file and copy App42-all-0. 7. 0. min. js to your project source. - Add the following script tag in the your html page - Instantiate the service that one wants to use in the App, e. g. using User service one has to do the following - Now one can call associated method of that service e. g.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, BaaS, HTML5
HTML5 Canvas Pushpins in JavaScript
www.bing.com
on 04/10/2013
Excerpt: One of the more interesting features of HTML5 is the canvas elements. The canvas provides us with a feature rich, low level 2D rendering panel and is supported by all the major web browsers. In this blog post, we are going to create a Bing Maps module that wraps the standard pushpin class to create a new HTML5 Canvas pushpin class. There are a lot of cool and interesting things we can do with the canvas that would require a lot more work using traditional HTML and JavaScript. By using this module, tasks such as rotating a pushpin or programmatically changing the color can be easily achieved.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, HTML5, JavaScript
HTML5, AngularJS, Backbone Mobile Service Packs
blogs.developerforce.com
on 04/09/2013
Excerpt: Salesforce. com has a long history of providing access to cloud data on mobile devices. For over 8 years we have had a product called Salesforce Mobile` that allows administrators to configure and manage what data can be accessed by which employees on Blackberry, iOS and Android phones. You simply install the Mobile Client application that renders your data much like a standard page layout renders your data in the browser. No programming required! Mobile Packs Accelerate Developement
Developing applications on the Force.... read the full post.
Tags: AngularJS, API-Evangelist, API-Stack, Backbone, HTML5, Mobile
HTML5 and API Gateways
blogs.intel.com
on 04/08/2013
Excerpt: If you are interested in exploring some of these topics,please join me and my colleagues later this week for a webinar at SC World Congress eSymposium. Hope to see you there! Passionate, energetic product manager that lives at the intersection of business, innovation and technology. I currently work at Intel in the Datacenter Software Division working on products and technologies relating to mobile, APIs, cloud services and big data.... read the full post.
Tags: API Gateways, API-Evangelist, API-Stack, HTML5
HTML5 vs. Native When Using a Backend as a Service
blog.parse.com
on 04/08/2013
Excerpt: Earlier this month, Parse sponsored and presented two talks at HTML5 Developer Conference in San Francisco at The Palace Hotel. We really enjoyed interacting with a few thousand members of the HTML5 community and were proud that both of our talks were positively received. One of these talks, by Parse engineer Bryan Klimt, took an in-depth look at the benefits and challenges of HTML5 versus Native when using a backend as a service, like Parse. See the full video below or take a look at a PDF of the slides and script. On Wednesday, May 1st we’ll be giving a live screencast of Parse engineer Mattieu Gamache-Asselin’s talk from HTML5 Developer Conference.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, BaaS, HTML5, Mobile, Native
Build a Store Locator App with HTML5, PhoneGap & an API-based Backend
feeds.apigee.com
on 03/15/2013
Excerpt: Thanks to those who joined and coded along during this week's webcast! @timanglade demonstrated how to build a store locator app using HTML5 and Adobe PhoneGap, incorporating geolocation and context-aware app features, and deploying easily with Apigee. The recorded webcast, the final code and the finished app are available below. Watch the recording to learn how to build a full, app store-ready app quickly. In this webcast and demo, Tim coded a store locator app from scratch, showing you the stores closest to you, in fewer than 100 lines of code! The final code is available on github.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, Apigee, HTML5, PhoneGap
Nginx switches on to WebSockets
jaxenter.com
on 02/20/2013
Excerpt: Nginx, the lightweight open-source web server, has added support for the WebSocket protocol as part of its 1. 3. 13 release. WebSockets are a major feature of the HTML5 specification, allowing persistent connections to be maintained between the server and client - particularly useful for online games and IRC clients. With the specification finalised, the WebSocket protocol is now supported by practically all web browsers, as well as Java servers GlassFish, Jetty and Tomcat. Work on implementing the protocol into Nginx was sponsored by cloud platforms Apcera and CloudBees, the latter of which uses Nginx to power its specialist Java PaaS and is already offering support in “limited production form”.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, HTML5, Real-Time, WebSockets
Excerpt: Salesforce. com has a long history of providing access to cloud data on mobile devices. For over 8 years we have had a product called Salesforce Mobile` that allows administrators to configure and manage what data can be accessed by which employees on Blackberry, iOS and Android phones. You simply install the Mobile Client application that renders your data much like a standard page layout renders your data in the browser. No programming required! Mobile Packs Accelerate Developement Developing applications on the Force.... read the full post.
Tags: AngularJS, API-Evangelist, API-Stack, Backbone, HTML5, Mobile
HTML5 and API Gateways
blogs.intel.com
on 04/08/2013
Excerpt: If you are interested in exploring some of these topics,please join me and my colleagues later this week for a webinar at SC World Congress eSymposium. Hope to see you there! Passionate, energetic product manager that lives at the intersection of business, innovation and technology. I currently work at Intel in the Datacenter Software Division working on products and technologies relating to mobile, APIs, cloud services and big data.... read the full post.
Tags: API Gateways, API-Evangelist, API-Stack, HTML5
HTML5 vs. Native When Using a Backend as a Service
blog.parse.com
on 04/08/2013
Excerpt: Earlier this month, Parse sponsored and presented two talks at HTML5 Developer Conference in San Francisco at The Palace Hotel. We really enjoyed interacting with a few thousand members of the HTML5 community and were proud that both of our talks were positively received. One of these talks, by Parse engineer Bryan Klimt, took an in-depth look at the benefits and challenges of HTML5 versus Native when using a backend as a service, like Parse. See the full video below or take a look at a PDF of the slides and script. On Wednesday, May 1st we’ll be giving a live screencast of Parse engineer Mattieu Gamache-Asselin’s talk from HTML5 Developer Conference.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, BaaS, HTML5, Mobile, Native
Build a Store Locator App with HTML5, PhoneGap & an API-based Backend
feeds.apigee.com
on 03/15/2013
Excerpt: Thanks to those who joined and coded along during this week's webcast! @timanglade demonstrated how to build a store locator app using HTML5 and Adobe PhoneGap, incorporating geolocation and context-aware app features, and deploying easily with Apigee. The recorded webcast, the final code and the finished app are available below. Watch the recording to learn how to build a full, app store-ready app quickly. In this webcast and demo, Tim coded a store locator app from scratch, showing you the stores closest to you, in fewer than 100 lines of code! The final code is available on github.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, Apigee, HTML5, PhoneGap
Nginx switches on to WebSockets
jaxenter.com
on 02/20/2013
Excerpt: Nginx, the lightweight open-source web server, has added support for the WebSocket protocol as part of its 1. 3. 13 release. WebSockets are a major feature of the HTML5 specification, allowing persistent connections to be maintained between the server and client - particularly useful for online games and IRC clients. With the specification finalised, the WebSocket protocol is now supported by practically all web browsers, as well as Java servers GlassFish, Jetty and Tomcat. Work on implementing the protocol into Nginx was sponsored by cloud platforms Apcera and CloudBees, the latter of which uses Nginx to power its specialist Java PaaS and is already offering support in “limited production form”.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, HTML5, Real-Time, WebSockets
Excerpt: Earlier this month, Parse sponsored and presented two talks at HTML5 Developer Conference in San Francisco at The Palace Hotel. We really enjoyed interacting with a few thousand members of the HTML5 community and were proud that both of our talks were positively received. One of these talks, by Parse engineer Bryan Klimt, took an in-depth look at the benefits and challenges of HTML5 versus Native when using a backend as a service, like Parse. See the full video below or take a look at a PDF of the slides and script. On Wednesday, May 1st we’ll be giving a live screencast of Parse engineer Mattieu Gamache-Asselin’s talk from HTML5 Developer Conference.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, BaaS, HTML5, Mobile, Native
Build a Store Locator App with HTML5, PhoneGap & an API-based Backend
feeds.apigee.com
on 03/15/2013
Excerpt: Thanks to those who joined and coded along during this week's webcast! @timanglade demonstrated how to build a store locator app using HTML5 and Adobe PhoneGap, incorporating geolocation and context-aware app features, and deploying easily with Apigee. The recorded webcast, the final code and the finished app are available below. Watch the recording to learn how to build a full, app store-ready app quickly. In this webcast and demo, Tim coded a store locator app from scratch, showing you the stores closest to you, in fewer than 100 lines of code! The final code is available on github.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, Apigee, HTML5, PhoneGap
Nginx switches on to WebSockets
jaxenter.com
on 02/20/2013
Excerpt: Nginx, the lightweight open-source web server, has added support for the WebSocket protocol as part of its 1. 3. 13 release. WebSockets are a major feature of the HTML5 specification, allowing persistent connections to be maintained between the server and client - particularly useful for online games and IRC clients. With the specification finalised, the WebSocket protocol is now supported by practically all web browsers, as well as Java servers GlassFish, Jetty and Tomcat. Work on implementing the protocol into Nginx was sponsored by cloud platforms Apcera and CloudBees, the latter of which uses Nginx to power its specialist Java PaaS and is already offering support in “limited production form”.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, HTML5, Real-Time, WebSockets
Excerpt: Nginx, the lightweight open-source web server, has added support for the WebSocket protocol as part of its 1. 3. 13 release. WebSockets are a major feature of the HTML5 specification, allowing persistent connections to be maintained between the server and client - particularly useful for online games and IRC clients. With the specification finalised, the WebSocket protocol is now supported by practically all web browsers, as well as Java servers GlassFish, Jetty and Tomcat. Work on implementing the protocol into Nginx was sponsored by cloud platforms Apcera and CloudBees, the latter of which uses Nginx to power its specialist Java PaaS and is already offering support in “limited production form”.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, HTML5, Real-Time, WebSockets
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