Again the presentations (!?)

I discovered that the pages didn't work in github due the lack of the suffix '/#/'

Here is the new links:

http://luan-cestari.github.io/judcon2013_bigdata/#/

http://luan-cestari.github.io/judcon2013_fuseesb/#/

http://luan-cestari.github.io/judcon2013_switch/#/

Presentations: an update

Hi guys!

An update:

I changed some links inside of the presentations that I made in JUDCon that to make more clear where the projects are in GitHub. Also I updated the main page of GitHub to have such information

Above the links of the presentations:

https://github.com/luan-cestari/judcon2013_bigdata
https://github.com/luan-cestari/judcon2013_switch
https://github.com/luan-cestari/judcon2013_fuseesb

Thanks for reading!
Luan

Note:
Hit 's' doring the presentation [1,2,3] to see some notes I put there. I also have a doc in Google Drive with many information, articles, videos and so on. I will format that and made it public available.
[1] http://luan-cestari.github.io/judcon2013_bigdata/#/
[2] http://luan-cestari.github.io/judcon2013_fuseesb/#/
[3] http://luan-cestari.github.io/judcon2013_switch/#/

Three presentations in JUDCon 2013 Brazil

Hi Guys!!!!

Here are the links for the 3 presentations I made for JUDCon 2013 Brazil:

http://luan-cestari.github.io/judcon2013_bigdata/#/
http://luan-cestari.github.io/judcon2013_fuseesb/#/
http://luan-cestari.github.io/judcon2013_switch/#/

Hope you enjoy it =D Any question or an example you want from a specific technology, just call me that we can provide =D

[Note] Until JUDCon finish, there are not the last version yet ;) Have to wait a bit more to I execute the final "git push" =)

I'm preparing a presentation about JBoss Fuse (http://fusesource.com/redhat/) that will be an overview and help to understand SOA patterns and how to use the main features of the product and its components.

Coming soon....

Creating Application: #1 = HTML5 (Video) + Maven + Netbeans + jQuery + Java + Git

Hi Guys!

It's been a long time! How are you doing? =) Well, due I got many project to do I didn't post anything =P.

But, let's go to the main propose of this post. I created a very detailed well documented project to provide an example of how to use technologies such as  HTML5 (Video), Maven (POM), Java (Servlet, Architecture, Design (OO, DRY, etc)), Netbeans and jQuery. With it, I hope people can use have a basic idea of use of HTML5 Video tag to create a playlist (it will not be required to use flash player to play medias such as videos and audio). The playlist that refer is a list of video to be loaded to server a client and can be used to simulate a unique merged video. For example, imagine that can be used to create an application that given an audio it can create the speaking , put the videos of each word in the playlist and the result would be a merged version of it, without any additional processing in the server side. Another example it could be used to create a playlist of videos of sign language (ASL, LIBRAS, etc).

Well, the business of the application is, given a text to translate, it will be displayed the translation and display a playlist of videos or an error message, all using jQuery AJAX request. I created the project with emphasis on the HTML5 video, using javacript callback functions to create a chain that makes all the videos play and load in parallel , like as a video is loaded, the next one will be loaded an so on. The objective was to mimic a one big video instead of any need of merging files on the server side. I'll improve this project later, using more cache, HTML5 resources, JSON, CDI and create some diagrams to be easy to understand.

Here is the link to the project source code https://github.com/luan-cestari/HTML5VideoTest Well, any problem, just call me or send a message! =)

See ya!

Luan

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