Building Real-Time Applications with Ember

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Builds a functioning real-time chat using native WebSockets, then refactors it into an Ember service so components, controllers and routes share one connection; starts from a minimal 14-line Node server (later reduced when switching to Socket.io client+server), demonstrates broadcasting to connected clients, shows fallback paths (long polling, Flash) and the app actually updates live in the browser during the demo.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 0:13BUILDING REAL-TIME APPLICATIONS WITH EMBER BY: STEVE KINNEY
3. 2:49Let's talk about building real-time applications with Ember
4. 3:07This is a story about WebSockets...
5. 3:39What even is a WebSocket?
6. 4:49What are WebSockets used for?
7. 5:18Quick Demo
8. 8:04Step Zero: We need a WebSocket server, right?
9. 8:15A WebSocket server in fourteen lines.
10. 8:50What does this look like on the client?
11. 9:32Selector-based programming
12. 10:00Let's try two or three different approaches.
13. 13:13Dependency Injection with Services
14. 15:01Using Socket.io
15. 15:25Let's set up a Socket.io server
16. 19:01Confreaks

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