Keynote
Web Standards to make life easier
Charles McCathieNevile Opera
Chaals, Opera's CSO and co-chair of the W3C's Web Applications group, will talk about current work in W3C and related organisations such as OMTP, to standardise ways that developers can provide more power through their applications. Topics will include standardising XMLHttpRequest (after only a decade of undocumented hacking), and new API work in areas like geolocation.
Re-architecting the Web with HTML 5 Communication
Jonas Jacobi Kaazing
The world revolves around the Web and the networks that support it. Now, after 25 years, the Web is about to take a gigantic leap forward (if we let it) and forever change the way in which we build applications for the Web. Web applications have traditionally been seen as second tier citizens in our network infrastructure, not capable of fully participate in the backend message infrastructure due to its stateless architecture. One innovation - HTML 5 WebSockets - in particular will enable full-duplex HTTP communication, and finally bring an end to the tired “click and wait” paradigm traditionally associated with the Web, and allow browsers to become first class citizens in our network. In this session, Kaazing’s CEO will offer his company’s vision of the future of the Web, Web technologies, address the importance of browser support of the HTML 5 standard, and offer insight into the key role developers’ play in HTML 5's proliferation and the impact on the end users.
Rich Client - Bestandsaufnahme
Björn Müller CaptainCasa
Viel Technologie ist in den letzten Jahren entstanden: hunderte von AJAX Frameworks, Macromedia, Silverlight, auch Java im Client ist wieder aufgewacht. Was denken UI-Profis über diese Entwicklung und welche Trends können sie erkennen? Welche Erfahrungen können Sie weitergeben, um im konkreten Anwendungsfall die richtige Technologieauswahl zu treffen, die nicht schon morgen "von gestern" ist.
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