The
Keeping it
Realtime
Conference

Mikeal Rogers

Beyond Realtime

Jack Moffit

Imagining the Future of Real Time

Julien Genestoux

Making the Web Realtime

Brian Noguchi

Announcing Derby

Owen Barnes

Intro to Socketstream

Henrik Joreteg

Adventures building 3 realtime, single-page apps, 6 different ways

Neuman Vong

WebSocket Radio Stations

James Halliday

The dNode Fandango

Kyle Drake

Building MapAttack: A Realtime Geo-Location Game

Nathan Fritz

Lessons Learned from Protocol Specifications

Scott Hanselman

SignalR - Realtime on ASP.NET

Martyn Loughran

Managing State in Realtime Distributed Systems

Pradeep Elankumaran

Launching a Realtime Startup

Axel Kraten

Unleash the power of node.js and peer to peer by extending message brokers natively all the way to the browser over websockets

Micheil Smith

Sub-Protocols Over Websockets

Matt Pardee

Cloud9 Collaboration Architecture

Aaron Blohowiak

Design Trade-offs of Realtime Web Frameworks

Sridatta Thatipamala

The Path to 500K Concurrents: Achieving Massive Scalability for Real-time

Jérôme Petazzoni

Beyond Websockets: turbocharged toolbox for realtime in the Cloud

Jeff Lindsay

NullMQ: Futuristic browser messaging

Marek Majkowski

SockJS: WebSocket emulation kept simple, stupid

Marak Squires

hook.io

Tomasz Janczuk

Node, IIS, Windows 7 (and +1), Azure, and other things you didn’t expect.

Jina Bolton

Style Guides & Sass

Adam Lowry

Connecting With the Disconnected

Chad Selph

Telephony and the Realtime Web

Adam Baldwin

Security of Realtime Systems; old attacks, new tools

Leah Culver

Why we chose long-polling over websockets for Convore

Todd Greene

Building Real-time Voting for SpikeTV

Astro

Low-level XMPP with Node.js

Jens Alfke

CouchDB Notifications and Replications

Panel Discussion led by Marshall Kirkpatrick

What does Realtime mean for the world of the future?

Panel Discussion

Comparison of Realtime Frameworks

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