The Internet is awash in real-time data, from Twitter and Facebook feeds to webhooks and news alerts. Today's Web users have come to expect instantaneous access to all kinds of data. THE LIVE WEB presents a practical approach to building applications that make the real-time Web usable now--through a new model for Web interactions based on events, endpoints, and rules that embraces the real-time Web and moves beyond the traditional client-server model. As the online marketplace changes in important ways--more cloud computing, greater real-time expectations, more individualized experiences, and more focus on apps--it's crucial for developers, product managers, and entrepreneurs to understand and address those market shifts. Through the use of a new programming language called KRL, THE LIVE WEB introduces the ideas, concepts, models, techniques, and technologies necessary to easily create applications that work across the Internet in real-time. INDICE: Foreword by Doc Searls. Introduction. 1. The Live Web. 2. Events on the Live Web. 3. Event Expressions: Filtering the Event Stream. 4. Telling Stories on the Live Web. 5. Architecting the Live Web. 6. Live Web Rules. 7. Creating Contextual Web Experiences. 8. Using the Cloud. 9. Events Around the Web (Building Endpoints). 10. Events and Mobile. 11. Building Event Networks. 12. Designing Event Systems. 13. Automating User Context: A Healthcare Example. 14. The Business Case for Events. 15. Conclusion: Building the Live Web. Appendix A: Lexicon. Appendix B: Resources. Appendix C: Getting Started with KRL. Appendix D: Event Operator Semantics. Appendix E: The KRL Expression Language. Index.
- ISBN: 978-1-133-68668-2
- Editorial: Delmar
- Encuadernacion: Rústica
- Páginas: 336
- Fecha Publicación: 20/01/2012
- Nº Volúmenes: 1
- Idioma: Inglés