Advanced JavaScript Techniques
summary
Builds a live demo Meteor app that wires client and server collections for automatic updates via WebSockets and falls back to long polling, shows an OAuth2 flow using a popup and stores tokens in localStorage, discovers rich previews via oEmbed/embedly and sanitizes returned HTML with kaha, registers PubsubHubbub subscriptions so new posts push into the stream, and adds a peer chat over WebRTC so browsers send data directly to each other.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 1:38Fast forward to today
- 2:52A few words about me
- 3:58Meteor JS
- 13:15Legacy Project
- 15:57Templates
- 16:45Two-way communication
- 21:44Microformats
- 25:01Trust nobody!
- 26:52API Access
- 28:32Cross-Origin Resource Sharing
- 32:16Storing the access token
- 32:33Local Storage
- 40:51Try it out yourself
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