Jul 30, 2019
This tutorial explains how to use web sockets and Three.js to build an interactive game.
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This tutorial explains how to use web sockets and Three.js to build an interactive game.
Flash is far from dead, but it's got serious competition
One of our Riff Raff UI Developers, @byrichardpowell introduced me to rumpetroll.com this morning; An engaging and extremely unusual web chat experience created entirely with HTML5, Javascript and CSS3. Although nothing more than an amusing diversion, Rumpetroll has big implications for the future of interaction design, as it clearly demonstrates the power and diversity of the new standards that are emerging in our space, transforming the web into a truly interactive platform. Rumpetroll is a Norwegian effort created by four developers @danielmahal, @hugoahlberg, @simenbrekken and @hpeikemo using the WebSocket API, currently implemented in Firefox 4, Chrome 4, and Safari 5.
JSON Web Tokens are an open, industry standard RFC 7519 method for representing claims securely between two parties.
Stingray Atom Integration, work in progress. https://github.com/jims/atom-stingray -- Niklas Frykholm, Mats Gisselson, Jim Sagevid
The MockingJay Lives
A nice little second screen activation to support the new Hunger Games film. Try it out HERE (be sure to have a second screen handy, duh!)
Choosing the right technology to accomplish real-time, asynchronous updates.
Understanding HTML5 WebSocket and creating a chat server using PHP Socket.
