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  isoc-ny 4:42 am on January 24, 2018 Permalink | Reply
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  WEBCAST THURS: @JavaScriptNYC Meetup – Jan 2018 w/ Sun LI Beatteay @WalidWahed @ohhoe #javascript 

  At 6:30pm EST on Thursday January 25 2018 the Javascript NYC monthly meetup will be held at the Microsoft Tech Center in NYC. The January 2018 meetup features 3 presentations:

  • `Conclave – a decentralized, real-time, collaborative text editor for the browser. This talk will focus on the challenges that the Conclave team faced and their solutions. Sun-Li Beatteay. 

  • Prefixy – A fun case study on the process of building a prefix search service from scratch to power Google-style autocomplete. Walid Wahed.

  • Pigallery – How to build your own tiny pixel art gallery with a led matrix powered by a raspberry pi running Node. Rachel White.

  The meetup will be webcast live via the Internet Society Livestream Channel.

  View on Livestream: https://livestream.com/internetsociety/js-nyc-jan18

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  isoc-ny 8:31 pm on August 23, 2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: drumbeat ( 2 ), html5 ( 2 ), javascript, mozilla ( 8 ), open video ( 4 )   

  Demo of Popcorn – Mozilla’s new javascript open video library #html5 

  WebMadeMovies is a new Mozilla project to bring scripting to the html5 movie tag. This demo brings in multiple data feeds from the APIs of Google News, Wikipedia, Twitter, and flickr. It also provides automatic machine translation from Google Translate, and attribution data from Creative Commons. More info in the video below.

  • Mozilla wiki PopcornOpenVideoAPI
  • Tristan Nitot Video+html5+Popcorn.js=hyper-video
  • Webmonkey Mozilla’s Popcorn Project Adds Extra Flavor to Web Video

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