De nos jours, les API sont partout vos réseaux sociaux, votre banque et votre vie amoureuse en dépendent. Il est donc intéressant de comprendre comment cet écosystème évolue et arrive à s’adapter à des contraintes aussi diverses. Après l’avènement du SOAP il y a une vingtaine d’années, une période de...
Philippe Elsass’ speech at the world wide Haxe conference WWX2015
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In his talk “Haxe at Massive Interactive”, Philippe Elsass presents the activity of Massive Interractive, its clients, platforms and devices where Massive is leveraging the awesome power of Haxe, and some of the problems solved...
David Mouton’s speech at the world wide Haxe conference WWX2015
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In his talk David explains why Haxe is a very relevant option. He introduces its current state of integration, fonctionning and evolutions to come.
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Daniel Glazman’s speech at the world wide Haxe conference WWX2015
Daniel Glazman is Disruptive Innovations CEO and W3C CSS WG Co-chairman. Daniel Glazman is a dinosaur of Web Standards and is at the root of the semi-official trouble-making unit at W3C, the “glazou” (a 1glazou rant being kind of a...
Alfred Barberena’s speech at the world wide Haxe conference WWX2015
Alfred Barberena is Senior Manager SW Engineering at TiVo, Inc. He managed the conversion of the TiVo UI codebase to Haxe. He has been involved in digital interactive television using embedded devices since his time at OpenTV in 1997. Since...
Todd Kulick’s speech at the world wide Haxe conference WWX2015
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In this talk “TiVo Activity Haxelib”, Todd Kulick presents the conceptual design of Tivo activity haxelib. The activity API provides an event-driven programming paradigm with asynchronous triggers allowing multiple coordinated contexts of...
Juraj Kirchheim’s speech at the world wide Haxe conference WWX2015
Juraj Kirchheim is a Freelance Developer. He has been around the Haxe community for a while now. A former flasher, now a devoted Haxer, he likes pushing the language to its limits, to annoy the compiler team to get new...
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