A lot of hard computer science comes into the software components we use daily.
But when developers use the cool CS stuff it has been simplified and packaged away. Most of us after leaving school never read again a single research paper (if we ever did..).
Only, our bunch has been building larger and larger, more complex systems… we now have to deal with real time big data streams, with clustering and matching on huge sets of data, optimization problems etc..
So this time we we play with all our usual toys … with the perspective of people coming from the research sphere. When are "practical solutions" just not practical? When should you call the science guy in?
This is the fourth Parisian meetup for all those who like making fun architectures. It is held during the Open World Forum 2011, the leading global forum bringing together decisions-makers, developers and users from all over the world to cross-fertilize Open technological, business and societal initiatives to shape the digital future.
Are you a CTO and you ask yourself whether your software architecture is still adapted? you are creating a new startup and wonder what you should use? this meeting is a great moment to learn and share experiences on the current best practices.
What is the WebWorkersCamp?
Nowadays we don't create applications anymore, we create platforms. Platforms consist in several software layers and their orchestration make the success or failure of our projects. This orchestration, with respect to best practices, also makes the beauty of our developments.
The WebWorkersCamp is a meet-up for those wondering how to build robust platforms that can scale with traffic and evolve. This meeting targets both people working on general public applications and people who experimented the newest adequate technologies (asynchronous programming, websockets, NoSQL, waiting queues...). Individual developers, entrepreneurs, CIO and decision makers are invited to meet the actors of this great transformation in the IT landscape.
As for the previous edition, this BarCamp will be the occasion to exchange around the "fun/funny architectures" thematic: software architectures, real-time / distributed applications, decentralized social networks and all the components you need in your stack (NoSQL, asynchronous programming, messages queues...). These are the topics we announce, but you are the campers and you make the event! Don't be shy, come and share!
Of course we are preparing some stuff, inviting some people... but the last edition shown us that some of the best working groups came from regular campers!
What is BarCamp?
Wikipedia : a BarCamp is an ad-hoc gathering born from the desire for people to share and learn in an open environment. It is an intense event with discussions, demos, and interaction from attendees.
Me parler no french, can I come ?
O you are most invited to.Because the Open World Forum is an international event, most if all sessions will be in English
When ?
Saturday 24th of September 2011
Where ?
Open World Forum / SALLE MILAN / EUROSITES-George V - 28, Avenue George V - 75008 Paris
Organisation
Avec le support de
The session Grid :This is yours, Propose your sessions here !
A note about subjects, this is really yours, so don't hesitate to put is stuff that is even remotely related. It needn't be "scientific" this is just a sauce for this specific event...
| Quoi / What |
Qui / Who |
| Keynote: Being Lean in an technology Heavy startup |
François Lagunas CTO & Founder, Stupeflix |
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Keynote: The edge of Structures You can use Backbone and Rails to do more then a social shopping (this presentation will involve missiles)!
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Jeremie Bellec Président, Structure Computation |
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State of the art: Server-Side JavaScript |
Alexandre Morgaut |
| Cells+Apotomo: Rails components for smart GUI |
Jean-Denis Vauguet |
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HTML5 EventSource API (Server-Sent Events specification) and a Ruby EventMachine Library (em-eventsource) convert your old streaming API to a Server-Sent Events compatible one! |
Ori Pekelman |
| If anyone is interested : short introduction to Monads in Javascript, or state-based and event-based architectures in CouchDB (or both). |
Victor Nicollet |
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First Glance at the Storm Storm is a project for distributed and fault-tolerant realtime computation: stream processing, continuous computation, distributed RPC, and more Just released by Twitter |
Yann Schwartz |
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Participants (aka Campers)
You can put your name here so others will know who's coming... but don't forget to tweet too...
First register to the open world forum (free!) at http://www.openworldforum.org/user/register/
| nb |
Prénom (firstname) |
Nom (lastname) |
Description /where from/ company |
Email /blog /other |
Interested in / presentation |
Tshirt size |
| 1 |
Ori | Pekelman | AF83 | ori (arobase) af83.com | GPUs on the cloud for the rest of us, stream processing, realtime, SaintGraal | L |
| 2 |
Ludovic | Galabru | Skerou | ludovic at skerou.com | Rails, Big Data, Scalability, Architectures | |
| 3 | elias | showk | commonecoute sas | elias punto showk arobase gmail punto com | architectures/best practices, realtime, video/streaming, html5 video/audio, APIs, python, javascript, django, jquery, etc | no tshirt |
| 4 | Sam | Bessalah | Freelance | samkiller [ ] gmail.com | Architecture, Cuda, Cloud, Concurrency, Parallelism, Asynchronicity, Big Data, Ccalability, REST | L/M |
| 5 |
Fabien |
Benetou |
Curieux | prenom@nom.fr | Big data, distributed frameworks, CL and paradigms refresh, upcoming technologies |
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| 6 |
Jean-Denis |
Vauguet |
af83 |
jdvauguet@af83.com |
Everything as long as it's not boring. |
M |
| 7 |
Arnaud | Didry | arnaud@didry.info | idem | |
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| 8 | Pavel | Kartautsau | Itteco.com | pavel (at) itteco.com | realtime, javascript, nodejs | L |
| 9 | Avétis | Kazarian | Wamigo | avetisk - gmail - com | Everything | M |
| 10 |
Clément |
Hallet |
PathMotion |
ds1314266155bqo@mail-temporaire.fr | WebGL |
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| 11 |
Tarik |
Bensakhria |
Freelance |
Idem que l'intro |
XL or XXL |
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| 12 |
Alexandre | Morgaut | 4D |
@amorgaut alexandre.morgaut (at) wakanda.org |
JavaScript, NoSQL, SSJS, REST, HTML5, Wakanda | M |
| 13 | Loïc | Calvy | ????? | lcalvy(arobase)gmail.com |
Big Data, WebPerf, WebWorkers, NOSQL, Realtime |
L |
| 14 | Xavier | Cambar | xcambar@gmail.com | WebWorkers, Server-side Javascript, Small world networks, distributed computing | ||
| 15 |
Gabriel | Kastenbaum | corporama.com | prénom.nom@gmail.com | Javascript, NoSql, big data | |
| 16 |
Glenn Y. Rolland | Gnuside |
@glenux |
Distributed computing, Scalability, JS/HTML5 and everything :-) |
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| 17 |
Alexandre |
Stanislawski |
Zenexity |
@bobylito |
NEWT |
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| 18 | Cedric | Pinson | Freelance | @trigrou http://plopbyte.com | webgl | M |
| 19 | François | Lagunas | Stupeflix | @madlag | Video / GPU processing in the cloud | |
| 20 |
Anicet | Rohee | af83 | ["arohee","@","af83",".","com"].join |
cool stuff | |
| 21 |
Exuper |
Okouya |
ALTI |
exuper.ok@gmail.com |
JavaScript, NoSQL, SSJS, REST, HTML5, Node.js, APIs |
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| 22 |
Victor |
Nicollet |
RunOrg |
@victorNicollet / victor@nicollet.net |
CouchDB, Functional Programming |
XL |
| 23 |
Emmanuel |
Benazera |
Seeks |
@pilooch |
Seeks, C++, machine learning & AI |
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| 24 | Amokrane | Chentir | @amokranechentir / http://www.chentir.com | Ruby, JavaScript, Node.js, everything else... | |
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| 25 | Fayssal | Martani | upmc |
@martani_net / |
Distributed computing, Parallelism and GPU, Javascript/html5, C, Functional programming, Cloud computing | M |
| 26 | Abhishek |
Patil |
Freelancer |
@abhishekworld / abhishek@thezeroth.net/ |
C, C++, Qt, Python, Distributed Computing, Embedded Systems. |
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Previous Editions
http://barcamp.org/WebWorkersCamp
http://barcamp.org/WebWorkersCamp10
http://barcamp.org/WebWorkersCamp3
http://barcamp.org/WebWorkersCampIV <<Current September 24 2011