joaomdmoura · October 31, 2012 15:03
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 Hello,

 My name is João Moura, I’m a Brazilian developer, currently living in São Paulo, working on Codeminer42 as consultant and developer w/ systems engineering. 
 I'm also an enthusiast technologist that love open source development. I have already spoken in some events around the world like in Brazil and Italy (http://rubyday.it/talks/11/), and I really would like to have the opportunity to be one of the speakers in The British Ruby Conference and try to surprise you guys.

 My proposal theme is:
 Network Architecture based on Game Philosophy

 Description:
 With the new technologies that are being used there is a hole new range of possibilities that will start to be more on spotlight this next year, because we (developers), are starting to change our mindsets to an asynchronous and really dynamic way of architecture and development.

 There isn't a great and big historic about this kind of development, building real time applications, when we are talking about web apps, there is a lot to be discussed and explored, and this is exactly what I want to talk about.

 The most of the developers already was or still are a game addicted, so we all know that there isn't nothing more dynamic, asynchronous and multi-thread that multiplayer networked games, and games still have a lot to contribute with us in this new application development era, where one of the most known proverbs are that "Speed matters, and matters a lot!"

 This is what this talk is about, we are gonna pass by some of game philosophy and bring this concepts to this new dynamic architecture model that we (developers) and the users of ours applications are seeking.



 It won't gonna be a only theoretical talk, the majority of examples will be in Ruby and Node.js, I chose those programming languages for their trending and performance.  
 If you need more information about the proposal to take a decision just let me know.
 Hope you guys liked it and give me the opportunity to share it in The British Ruby Conference
 I'll be waiting for a feedback.

 email: [email protected]
	Hello,

	My name is João Moura, I’m a Brazilian developer, currently living in São Paulo, working on Codeminer42 as consultant and developer w/ systems engineering.
	I'm also an enthusiast technologist that love open source development. I have already spoken in some events around the world like in Brazil and Italy (http://rubyday.it/talks/11/), and I really would like to have the opportunity to be one of the speakers in The British Ruby Conference and try to surprise you guys.

	My proposal theme is:
	Network Architecture based on Game Philosophy

	Description:
	With the new technologies that are being used there is a hole new range of possibilities that will start to be more on spotlight this next year, because we (developers), are starting to change our mindsets to an asynchronous and really dynamic way of architecture and development.

	There isn't a great and big historic about this kind of development, building real time applications, when we are talking about web apps, there is a lot to be discussed and explored, and this is exactly what I want to talk about.

	The most of the developers already was or still are a game addicted, so we all know that there isn't nothing more dynamic, asynchronous and multi-thread that multiplayer networked games, and games still have a lot to contribute with us in this new application development era, where one of the most known proverbs are that "Speed matters, and matters a lot!"

	This is what this talk is about, we are gonna pass by some of game philosophy and bring this concepts to this new dynamic architecture model that we (developers) and the users of ours applications are seeking.



	It won't gonna be a only theoretical talk, the majority of examples will be in Ruby and Node.js, I chose those programming languages for their trending and performance.
	If you need more information about the proposal to take a decision just let me know.
	Hope you guys liked it and give me the opportunity to share it in The British Ruby Conference
	I'll be waiting for a feedback.

	email: [email protected]