Social Software for Robots Slides Up
I've uploaded the Social Software for Robots slides for the messaging/jabber talk that Kellan and I gave yesterday at XTech 2007.
I think the talk went well, aside from a hiccup getting all the stars aligned to show the visualization that Tom helped us put together. For those who missed it, I'm hoping that Kellan or I or both will give reprises at other upcoming conferences. There's a lot of potential here, and things are finally reaching the point where real-time APIs are not only becoming a reality, but a necessity.
XTech has been great fun so far, and there are a number of talks that I'm looking forward to today and tomorrow. Huge thanks to Edd and everyone else who's helped put it together.
posted by Blaine at
1:58 AM
1 Comments:
Blaine,
Nice pattern of thought and interesting use of Jabber.
I recently had a domain problem to deal with where batch processing wasn't appropriate and have a proof of concept bridge between Rails and The Spread Toolkit.
svn checkout svn://rubyforge.org/var/svn/railspread
No XML, high performance and YAML for message structures.
- Lourens
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