PCaponetti

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by PCaponetti 9y ago
Xively | Technical Lead / Full Stack Developer | Boston | ONSITE | fulltime As a Technical Lead for Xively's Professional Services, you'll be working directly with clients to build “Things” for the IoT. If you enjoy working a
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by PCaponetti 9y ago
Xively | Technical Lead / Full Stack Developer | Boston | ONSITE | fulltime As a Technical Lead for Xively's Professional Services, you'll be working directly with clients to build “Things” for the IoT. If you enjoy working a
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by PCaponetti 9y ago
I don't have a specific idea or non-profit in mind, but as a developer (professional, 10+ years experience making web applications and a few on mobile) that has been working on hobby projects for a long time I have been looking to use
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by PCaponetti 10y ago
async / await allows you to choose how async you want your code to be/look, and I for one like to have a choice as opposed to say other languages that don't always have an async option.
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by PCaponetti 10y ago
Xively | Boston | Full Time Xively (subsidiary of LogMeIn) is an IoT platform with best of breed messaging, one of the first connected product management apps and coupled with a lot of fun goodies like an identity management system, integra
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by PCaponetti 10y ago
Why don't more web guys use MQTT for pub/sub live data? I saw the PubSubHubBub in the comments already, but most devs are still shoe-horning HTTP into solutions that really aren't request/response based
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by PCaponetti 11y ago
also, MQTT has a "retain" flag that lets a publish linger on a topic to be read later, even when the publisher has gone offline. Seems like "shadows" is a fancy name for what MQTT already gives you.
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Clap run, clap surf, the PClapper (goes on github)(github.com)
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