Using Javascript to Prototype For Wearables and the Internet of Things

Slide deck from Lance Gleason of Polyglot Programming LLC http://www.polyglotprogramminginc.com at the Connect JS conference in Atlanta Georgia on October 18, 2014

Transcript

2. Introductions
3. Twitter: @lgleasain Github: @lgleasain www.polyglotprogramminginc.com
15. Why
20. What
23. Why I Like It
24. What It's Not
25. Annoyances
26. Bone Conducting Speaker 570mah battery 640x360 display 1 Gig Ram 16 Gigs Flash 5mp Camera
28. No Speaker 300mah battery 320x320 display 512 Mb Ram 4 Gigs Flash No Camera
29. Phonegap
30. Designed for Smartphones
31. Wearscript
32. ibeacon -8 pupil -2 gps -1 accelerometer 1 magneticField 2 orientation 3 gyroscope 4 light 5 gravity 9 linearAcceleration 10 rotationVector 11
33. Finger Gestures LONG_PRESS, SWIPE_DOWN, SWIPE_LEFT, SWIPE_RIGHT, TAP, THREE_LONG_PRESS, THREE_TAP, TWO_LONG_PRESS, TWO_SWIPE_RIGHT, TWO_SWIPE_UP, TWO_TAP
34. Eye Gestures WINK, DOUBLE_WINK, DOUBLE_BLINK, DON, DOFF
35. Voice Recognition
36. QR Codes
37. Phonegap
38. Appcelerator
39. Ruboto
40. Rubymotion
41. Native
42. Which One?
47. The Internet Of Things
53. Twitter: @lgleasain Github: @lgleasain www.polyglotprogramminginc.com