Mashup University – Intel Mashup Demo. Making Mashups Mobile.
After a tasty lunch it’s back to the mental grindstone. Intel introduces the creators of a mashup they built over the past few weeks. I’m not getting everybody here but he intros: Jeff Barr (Amazon), Mike Fisher and Ben (founders of Elephant Drive, an online backup and storage company). Sean Casey and — (Intel).
Elephant Drive outlines the demo task:
Identify a real business problem
Identify mashup enabler APIs
Show the code and demo
Problems – lost power and connectivity and ?
Intel’s Mobility SDK helps solve these and was easy to integrate. Ben introduces the code, which I’m pretending to grok right now using the classic developer conference intense-stare-and-nod-at-presenter-even-though-you-have-no-idea-what-
they-are-talking-about. I shall coin this as the WTF-DEV mode.
OK, they are now showing the very nice user interface which allows you to set threshold. When reached the application will pause things so you don’t lose data.
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Thanks for the live blog coverage! I wish I could be there, but I’m participating via the blogosphere this time…
Glad to be of some service Josh – let me know if you have any questions and I’ll try to track down the answers!
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Hi Joe,
Apologies for the stumbling around in our presentation. Upon disabling my wireless adapter, the ElephantDesktop application and Intel Mobility Platform performed as they were designed to (pausing the application) but I was surprised by the wireless adapter’s failure to recover upon re-enabling, which the remainder of the presentation was dependent on. Further hilarity ensued when I attempted to switch to a cable connection plugged into… nothing.
We’re going to be going back through our integration both with Intel and Amazon during the “Speed-Geeking” sessions and are hosting a discussion on mashing in enterprise applications (“Mashing Down” http://wiki.mashupcamp.com/index.php/MashDowns_-_How_to_Improve_Desktop_and_Enterprise_Software_by_Mashing_Up). Hope you will join us for either or both…
Cheers,
Ben Widhelm
No problem Ben – I hope I didn’t sound critical as connectivity is tough even here in the digital heartland. See you later at the conference..