Why client APIs are an important part of any real-time service

By On December 21, 2010 · 2 Comments

I’ve just been involved in a twitter conversation with Nick Halstead of DataSift on Twitter. This all started when I tweeted that I thought Kwwika would be a great way of distributing data from DataSift to any web-enabled device.

The conversation continued:

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The benefits of Real-Time Push-Once

By On August 12, 2010 · Leave a Comment

There’s so much excitement about real-time push technologies that quite often, in fact almost always, the benefits of using push are overlooked, forgotten, or simply not known. The technology excites programmers who want to use it, want to k…

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Kwwika-Superfeedr real-time demo available

By On August 10, 2010 · Leave a Comment

Over the past few weeks we’ve been dabbling with first creating a PUbSubHubbub Subscriber and then building a cool real-time demo which integrates the real-time feed goodness from Superfeedr with the real-time client push wickedness of …

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The death of “F5″ Ah, I get it!

By On July 22, 2010 · Leave a Comment

I recently did an interview about Kwwika with Jane Adams for Innovation Focus Scotland. We chatted about what Kwwika offered, what our costing model is (or will be), what competition we have and how we will differ from that competition. I a…

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Add real-time news to your site with Google. Add any real-time data to your site with Kwwika

By On May 18, 2010 · Leave a Comment

It’s been revealed that Google are going to release a version of their API that supports Real-Time news push. Real-time push technology has been around for ages and there are a number of technologies that allow you to host your own real-ti…

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