Phil Leggetter - Real-Time Web Software and Technology Evangelist
I started writing this right after the jQuery UK event but have only just found time to finish it off sitting in Stansted airport at 7am.
jQuery is a funny thing; it’s made JavaScript coding easy for advanced developers and accessible to web designers, and you could even say that the web designer role has [...]
Turning off #fivelive because they are talking soap opera and not football. Massive problem with the game I used to love #fb # Updated blog post on Web Browsers & the Realtime Web from @techmeetup to include the talk video
Realtime location tracking Poll (I’m sure they’ll introduce WebHooks soon) the Vodafone API and push realtime updates to a map.
A better Betfair Ok, you probably won’t be able to build an app that’s better than betfair. But using our API in conjunction with Betfair you’ll be able to build a realtime betting system. The [...]
When data is being delivered to web applications the chances are that you’ll be displaying that data within the user interface (UI). In order to do this you need to find the element in the Document Object Model (DOM) and then update it. Whilst the performance of web browsers is improving all the [...]
@drjsp173 Out of interest, what was the superbowl picture site? # .@aaronbassett piling on the pressure Cheers for the tweet. Looking forward to catching up. # @drjsp173 Ah1 I don't use Instagram. Is there a blog post with screenshots anywhere?
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I gave a presentation yesterday at Edinburgh techmeetup. A big thanks to Dale Harvey for inviting me to talk and to all the attendees for taking the time to attend, listen and interact. Aaron Bassett also gave a good talk on Avoiding Integration Hell so I’d recommend you follow [...]
Continue Reading → @BarrySnidetats easy. Drop me an email: phil@leggetter.co.uk # @ulfbjo Thanks for the RT about the jobs. # @gep13 @Ben_Hall @stack72 I'd obviously recommend applying # @stack72 @gep13 @
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@gep13 I'd be very surprised if the FTP project was public… I've an FTP project and it's got a lock next to it. # @gep13 try http://t.co/PbArCQBT # @gep13 Maybe a good sign Means you can't access [...]
Continue Reading → The real-time web started off by just being “cool”; a quirky and fun space to be in with lots of “cool” technology. People weren’t sure whether it was just a fad, stimulated by hype. The value it delivers in the form of customer engagement, interaction, collaboration and the opportunities it can provide by being real-time [...]
Continue Reading → Just signed up for #netflix Their normal homepage doesn't do the actual user dashboard experience justice. It's pretty good. # Oh, and #netflix use #Silverlight for moving streaming. # @swexelstein Not as good as #
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About Phil Leggetter
My name is Phil Leggetter and I'm a Developer Evangelist at Pusher, a Real-Time Web Software and Technology Evangelist and Consultant, software engineer, team leader, line manager, micropreneur, product developer, Twitter user and a keen user of social media. For more information see the About Phil Leggetter page.
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