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Real time monitoring PHP applications with websockets and node.js
The inspection of the error logs is a common way to detect errors and bugs. We also can show errors on-screen within our developement server, or we even can use great tools like firePHP to show our PHP...
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Talk about node.js and WebSockets
Last friday I spoke about node.js and Websockets with the people of The Mêlée. The talk was an introduction to node.js and focused in the new HTML5 feature: the WebSockets. When I spoke about...
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Playing with HTML5. Building a simple pool of WebWokers
Today I’m playing with the HTML5’s WebWorkers. Since our JavaScript code runs within a single thread in our WebBrowser, heavy scripts can lock the execution of our code. HTML5 gives us one tool called...
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Integrating WebSockets with PHP applications. Silex and socket.io playing...
WebSockets are great. We can start a persistent connection from our browser to our server and use this connection to send real time notifications to our users. Normally when we integrate WebSockets...
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Yet Another example of WebSockets, socket.io and AngularJs working with a...
Remember my last post about WebSockets and AngularJs? Today we’re going to play with something similar. I want to create a key-value interface to play with websockets. Let me explain it a little bit....
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Using OpenUI5 table and Angularjs
Last days I’ve been playing with OpenUI5. OpenUI5 is a web toolkit that SAP people has released as an open source project. I’ve read several good reviews about this framework, and because of that I...
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Happy logins. Only the happy user will pass
Login forms are bored. In this example we’re going to create an especial login form. Only for happy users. Happiness is something complicated, but at least, one smile is more easy to obtain, and all is...
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