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Latest Trends in Open Source Web Technologies
- 1. Latest Trends in Open Source Web Technologies Bryan Bibat freelance software engineer
- 2. ...actually, they're not really that new.
- 4. Cloud Computing = Buzzword
- 5. Tablet
- 8. Cloud Computing can mean many things
- 10. Cloud Computing can mean many things
- 11. SaaS Software as a Service
- 15. IaaS Infrastructure as a Service
- 16. FaceTwiTubr
- 18. waiting + installation time?
- 20. What if we use Cloud Computing?
- 23. minimal purchasing time, electricity and network handled by Amazon
- 24. What if FaceTwiTubr takes off?
- 25. What if FaceTwiTubr doesn't take off?
- 26. HTML5
- 27. Video, Music, Images/Animation, Offline Storage, Document Editing, Drag and Drop, etc.
- 28. + don't mix
- 29. + = good replacement for Flash, Java, Silverlight, etc.
- 32. JavaScript
- 33. AJAX
- 37. LISP
- 38. (define (length items) (define (length-iter a count) (if (null? a) count (length-iter (cdr a) (+ 1 count)))) (length-iter items 0))
- 40. concise yet powerful code
- 46. NoSQL
- 47. ACID
- 49. Web doesn't need ACID all the time
- 50. NoSQL = Not only SQL
- 53. BASE
- 54. Basically Available, Soft State, Eventual Consistency
- 55. = better performance than RDBMS in certain cases
- 56. Latest Trends in Open Source Web Technologies
- 57. FOSS: Free and Open Source Software
- 58. Free, as in "free beer"
- 59. Free, as in "free speech"
- 60. FOSS has gained even more traction lately
- 62. All of the above are heavily influenced by FOSS
- 71. Thank you for listening! www.slideshare.net/bryanbibat/ bryanbibat.net | @bry_bibat