Swim Developers Meetup (5/30/19) - Scott Clarke, Swim.ai
Build Real-Time Industrial Monitoring & Control Applications with Java, NodeJS and Swim Location: Maxitech HQ 350 Brannan Street Suite 330, San Francisco, CA 94107 Speaker: Scott Clarke, @sclarke27, Senior Software Engineer, SWIM.AI Integrating, Aggregating and Transforming Data Streams in a Swim Application Description Senior software engineer at SWIM.AI, Scott Clarke, will demonstrate how to integrate and transform data streams in a Swim application, using his Swim Greenhouse application as an example. This application uses Raspberry Pis and sensors to monitor plants in the Swim office, but the same patterns can be applied to any use cases involving sensors and/or a network of devices. In addition to Swim, each device is also running a minimal NodeJS server is used by the web app and as a data bridge from the sensors into Swim. Scott will cover integrating new data streams, creating aggregations and other application logic, and how to generate APIs from Swim data. All source code for this app is available on GitHub: https://github.com/swimos/greenhouse About SWIM.AI SWIM.AI designs software from first principles to solve fundamental challenges of building intelligent software applications. We are the creators of the open source Swim platform and WARP streaming protocol. With Swim, developers can quickly and easily build stateful, decentralized applications and real-time user experiences, without ever depending on a database, message broker or app server. About Maxitech: Located in Silicon Valley, Maxitech spurs digital transformation by connecting enterprises with the latest products from best-in-class startups and European technology innovators. Applying its deep technical expertise, Maxitech fuels growth by identifying, nurturing, developing and deploying groundbreaking technologies.
Build Real-Time Industrial Monitoring & Control Applications with Java, NodeJS and Swim Location: Maxitech HQ 350 Brannan Street Suite 330, San Francisco, CA 94107 Speaker: Scott Clarke, @sclarke27, Senior Software Engineer, SWIM.AI Integrating, Aggregating and Transforming Data Streams in a Swim Application Description Senior software engineer at SWIM.AI, Scott Clarke, will demonstrate how to integrate and transform data streams in a Swim application, using his Swim Greenhouse application as an example. This application uses Raspberry Pis and sensors to monitor plants in the Swim office, but the same patterns can be applied to any use cases involving sensors and/or a network of devices. In addition to Swim, each device is also running a minimal NodeJS server is used by the web app and as a data bridge from the sensors into Swim. Scott will cover integrating new data streams, creating aggregations and other application logic, and how to generate APIs from Swim data. All source code for this app is available on GitHub: https://github.com/swimos/greenhouse About SWIM.AI SWIM.AI designs software from first principles to solve fundamental challenges of building intelligent software applications. We are the creators of the open source Swim platform and WARP streaming protocol. With Swim, developers can quickly and easily build stateful, decentralized applications and real-time user experiences, without ever depending on a database, message broker or app server. About Maxitech: Located in Silicon Valley, Maxitech spurs digital transformation by connecting enterprises with the latest products from best-in-class startups and European technology innovators. Applying its deep technical expertise, Maxitech fuels growth by identifying, nurturing, developing and deploying groundbreaking technologies.