Nodeler is a zero configuration service (Apple calls theirs Bonjour) for web and mobile applications. It can be used to pair two applications/devices together in an easy and secure manner.
I'll be opening the API to developers along with posting sample code for using it, including the code for the Chrome extensions.
Ideas on how to use:
-Instead of a mobile version of your site, create a "Full Screen / Media Center" version with remote control.
-Use a mobile phone to control a game or app running on an iPad.
can you give some examples of some cool things this can be used for? I watched the youtube video and checked out the site but I'm still a little confused. What I got was you can control stuff on your PC from you iphone? So nodeler creates a sync somehow? Also whats the technology used behind this?
So there's multiple tiers being used in the demo. Nodeler itself is just for Node A finding Node B. Developers are free to define their own protocols to communicate between Nodes.
An add-on for developers will be the "Nodeler Central" communication servers which uses Node.js to accept web socket or tcp socket connections to create real-time communication between Nodes. This is what the demo apps are using.
Pretty much everything so far is javascript and C#.
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Ideas on how to use: -Instead of a mobile version of your site, create a "Full Screen / Media Center" version with remote control. -Use a mobile phone to control a game or app running on an iPad.
An add-on for developers will be the "Nodeler Central" communication servers which uses Node.js to accept web socket or tcp socket connections to create real-time communication between Nodes. This is what the demo apps are using.
Pretty much everything so far is javascript and C#.
More about the technologies is covered towards the bottom of this blog post: http://blog.cdeutsch.com/2011/05/introducing-nodeler.html