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- 2. Talking Points… IntroductionsA bitof background on OpenSocialLesons Learned: Building a social applicationThe Open App Revolution212-May-2011#openapprevolution
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- 4. Mark WeitzelTwitter: weitzelmmark.weitzel@ jivesoftware.comhttps://developers.jivesoftware.com/community/people/mark.weitzelPresident of OpenSocial FoundationDeveloper Evangelist, Jive Apps, Jive SoftwareMember, North Carolina Brewers GuildPast life…12 years @ IBMIT Consultant, Architect, Developer412-May-2011#openapprevolution
- 5. 12-May-2011#openapprevolution5I’ll give youthe shirt off my back. (Actually… one just like it.)Free T-Shirt!!(developers.jivesoftware.com)
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- 7. 12-May-2011#openapprevolution7A bit ofbackground on OpenSocial
- 8. BlogsFacebooktwitterAtomPubWikisFriendsterMySpaceRSS 1.0RSS 0.9RSS2.0blogger.comFlickrdopplrWordpressJSPWikidel.icio.usLiveJournalEnterprise AdoptionWebkit & HTML 5AJAX2009 ~199519971999200020012002200320042005200620072008Rise of the Social Web
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- 14. OpenSocial Programming ModelApplications(gadgets)Typically iFramesAJAX proxySame model – on prem or cloudSocial Context (PFA)Data PipeliningProxied ContentOauthSigned FetchThree LeggedOther goodiesTemplatesClient side secure intra-app messaging (pub/sub)Batch RequestsFeaturesExtensible 1412-May-2011#openapprevolution
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- 16. Wicked cool proxiedcontent and data pipeling1612-May-2011#openapprevolution<Module> <ModulePrefs title="Logistics App" description="Determine the best routes based on weather"… <Require feature="opensocial-1.0"/> <Require feature="osapi"/> <Require reature="opensocial-data"/> </ModulePrefs> <Content view="home" href="home.html" /><Content type="html" view="home" href="http://examplelogistics.com/app/logisticsapp.jsp"> <os:DataRequest key="viewerData" method="people.get" userId="@viewer" fields="name,id,status,location"/> <os:HttpRequest key="weatherData" href="http://example.weather.com/api/severeweatheralrets.jsp"/></Content>....</Module>
- 17. 1712-May-2011#openapprevolutionWicked cool proxiedcontent and data pipeling
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- 20. IRIs & GlobalIDsWe want activity streams to flow…Among containers in & out of the firewallBetween non-OpenSocial systemsMapped to OpenSocial constructsIRI OpenSocial global IDResolvable REST endpointsExtended to includedeliverTo:actionLinks:2012-May-2011#openapprevolution
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- 22. 2212-May-2011#openapprevolutionStuff in theoven…(2.0 Incubating APIs)
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- 31. 3112-May-2011#openapprevolutionWelcome to the“consumerprise” eraConsumer SimplicityEnterprise PowerIT Friendly
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- 33. 3312-May-2011#openapprevolutionLessons Learned: Buildinga social application
- 34. Some lessons learned…Realizeyou are in a social containerOften this is the system of record, not your appMap user data // pull profile informationHow do you manage your brand?Adopt look & feel of platform?Interaction dynamicsWho is creating relevant contentLeverage the activity stream3412-May-2011#openapprevolution
- 35. Some lessons learned…Wherecan the user access information?Signed fetch vs. 3 legged OauthAccess outside social containerLeverage the activity streamBe careful with extensionsIsolate when possible3512-May-2011#openapprevolution
- 36. Some lessons learned…Wherecan the user access information?Signed fetch vs. 3 legged OauthAccess outside social containerLeverage the activity streamBe careful with extensionsIsolate when possible3612-May-2011#openapprevolution
- 37. Make Useful ViewsSurveyGizmoExampleHomeLimited real estateMake this purposefulOften competing for attentionCanvasLarger areaMore immersive experience3712-May-2011#openapprevolution
- 38. Leverage Platform CapabilityGliffyExample3812-May-2011#openapprevolution
- 39. Leverage Platform CapabilityGliffyExample3912-May-2011#openapprevolution
- 40. Leverage Platform CapabilityGliffyExample4012-May-2011#openapprevolution
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- 42. Use Activity StreamCreativelyRypple Example4212-May-2011#openapprevolution
- 43. 4312-May-2011#openapprevolutionI want tobuild an app, but it must be really hard.It’s so easy a caveman can do it!!! (Thanks Geico)
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Editor's Notes
- #6 Send me a notification and I’ll give you the shirt off my back. (Actually… one just like it.)
- #8 Who has heard of OpenSocial?Who has built an OpenSocial Application?Who is a member of the OpenSocial Founation?Who is a committer at Apache Shindig?Who has heard of Jive? I’m going to start today with a bit of background on OpenSocial because it will set the context for the real message of this presentation:Building SOCIAL applications is different than anything you’ve done beforeOpenSocial is the engine that is driving an open revolution of social applicationsTrue SaaS delivery
- #10 GadgetsProxy -- Requests go through a server
- #11 People. Friends. ActivitiesPortable Contacts
- #12 Some of the original motivation was to provide an open alternative to FacebookWould welcome Facebook’s participation in OpenSocialFacebook is responsible for a great deal of innovation.Portable contacts(Friends)Relationships Acitivities
- #13 There was explosive growth in 2008 & 2009In the CONSUMER spaceWhat are some of the things that made OpenSocial so successful?In short, complete, open programming model for Web Application development
- #14 2010 – The rise of Social Business Fundamental shift in the industry:CLOUD Back end elasticity – Amazon, Engine Yard, Heroku Google App Engine Front end browserSaaSForces of change in the enterprisePortal vs. GadgetsLightweight programming technologies --- HTML/CSS/JavaScript vs. J2EE/.NetportletsSocial Business Platforms
- #15 Revisit the proxy:Since requests go through the serer, you now have the ability to add a social context to the request.<Module> <ModulePrefs title="Logistics App" description="Determine the best routes based on weather" thumbnail="http://examplelogistics.com/app/images/logisticsapp.jpg" icon="http://exampleLogistics.com/app/images/icon.png"> <Require feature="opensocial-1.0"/> <Require feature="osapi"/> <Require feature="settitle"/> <Require feature="dynamic-height"/> <Require reature="opensocial-data"/> </ModulePrefs> <Content view="home" href="home.html" /><Content type="html" view="home" href="http://examplelogistics.com/app/logisticsapp.jsp"> <os:DataRequest key="viewerData" method="people.get" userId="@viewer" fields="name,id,status,location"/> <os:HttpRequest key="weatherData" href="http://example.weather.com/api/severeweatheralrets.jsp"/></Content>....</Module>
- #16 SOCIAL APIs
- #19 We are not done yet. We still have a long way to go to improve interoperability, align with other enterprise standards, and increase the number of business based applications and market places.
- #20 The stream made zynga
- #21 Show stream exampleResolve person iri
- #23 We are not done yet. We still have a long way to go to improve interoperability, align with other enterprise standards, and increase the number of business based applications and market places.
- #25 IBM has committed, at the opensocial state of the union, to contribute it’s mobile framework to opensource.
- #26 2007 ~ 2008 Getting started2009 ~ 2010 Massive Consumer Adoption2009 ~ 2010 Enterprise Adoption2010 ~ 2011 #openapprevolutionAnother fundamental shift in the industry
- #28 Snowclone
- #29 Balance of power between platform provider and developersOpenSocial is a tool to empower developers to influence and drive platform providers
- #31 What Facebook did for zynga, social platforms and app markets are doing for the enterprise
- #32 Note: This will have a strong enterprise bias.The apps that you are seeing here are examples from Jive only because that was the platform I had the easiest access to. iGoogle?
- #34 Note: This will have a strong enterprise bias.The apps that you are seeing here are examples from Jive only because that was the platform I had the easiest access to. iGoogle?
- #35 In facebook, you may have 20 or so people that you really care about. In your organization, it could be hundreds or thousandsFollowers / Following / Group activity / Executive blog posts / comments / Information from apps
- #36 In facebook, you may have 20 or so people that you really care about. In your organization, it could be hundreds or thousandsFollowers / Following / Group activity / Executive blog posts / comments / Information from apps
- #37 In facebook, you may have 20 or so people that you really care about. In your organization, it could be hundreds or thousandsFollowers / Following / Group activity / Executive blog posts / comments / Information from apps
- #47 Revisit the proxy:Since requests go through the serer, you now have the ability to add a social context to the request.
- #49 We are not done yet. We still have a long way to go to improve interoperability, align with other enterprise standards, and increase the number of business based applications and market places.Get Involved: BE A REVOLUTIONARY