Vue.js is one of the most famous JavaScript frameworks currently. It often appears in the top frameworks for web app development, and it turns out that someone in our team (You can buy me with double chocolate cookies for a name) loves this framework. So what did we do? We decided to create a sample app[…]
Summer starts with some great news: in order to ensure compatibility with the latest web frameworks (like Angular or Vue.js) we have rewritten Streamdata.io JavaScript SDK in TypeScript and the new version is available right now. You can find it in our GitHub repository. Just like all the best things in life, the new Streamdata.io JavaScript SDK[…]
Vert.x is a polyglot library that helps to develop reactive applications. Among all its features, Vert.x comes with a built-in EventBus, which is a masterpiece in a event-driven (micro-services) architecture. What you will read about in this post: how to handle a retry on a request-response of the Vert.x EventBus with a classical Handler … with a[…]
Vert.x is a polyglot library that helps to develop reactive applications. A good starting point on how Vert.x can help you to write such applications is the free-ebook Building Reactive Microservices in Java from Clément Escoffier or these talks: here and here. Besides Vert.x itself, Vert.x comes with lots of components that eases the development of reactive[…]
Despite the fact Server-Sent Events (aka SSE) is a bit older than WebSocket, SSE is less known than WebSockets as a push technology. If you wish to get the difference between Server-Sent Events and WebSockets, you can read this article or watch one videos of our great drones enchantress Audrey (here). But it seems there is[…]
Vert.x is a nice polyglot library to write reactive applications. Based on the multi-reactor pattern, the core concept of Vert.x is the event loop that dispatches work/events to handlers. The event loop is single threaded. But you can have multiple event loops (hence, the multi-reactor pattern). What you will read about in this post: A Classic “Hello[…]
We are very proud to be now part of the Google Technological Partner Program. To get in, we had to meet the following requirement: “Combine [our] technology with Cloud Platform to create magic” and “offer a complete solutions tailored to fit any industry, key workloads, company size, and level of expertise”.
On Tuesday, October 4th, D2SI organized TIAD 2016, the first event on Automation in France. So when Jean-Charles asked me if I was interested in presenting a workshop, I was delighted! At that time I was working on a Demo with Orange Datavenue on streaming data coming from IoT devices into a web monitoring interface.[…]