Introduction Netty.io is a popular open source library that greatly simplifies the development of network applications on top of the JVM. It abstracts the burden to deal with tedious low level details and allows you to concentrate on your business logic instead. It is used by high profile companies like Red Hat, Twitter or Facebook and designed from the ground up to handle high throughput at low latency, even with thousands of connections at the same time. In this book, you are going to build both client and server using netty best practices, which are communicating with each other in a completely asynchronous fashion. We are going to explore the netty pipeline, how you can reuse existing protocol handlers and how to write your own. Source code for book https://github.com/trieu/netty-cookbook Table of Contents Chapter 1: Communicating in Asynchronous World with Netty (15 pages) Introduction Recipe 1.1 Building an asynchronous TCP server and client Recipe 1.
What is i2tree ? It's a framework for building personal information system with flexible schema. The philosophy design is "Freedom for Information Structure, Control Data Privacy", means the end-users like me, and you can define what the information we can store, search, retrieve anywhere, anytime, and securely. How we get a source code https://code.google.com/p/i2tree/ How we see a web demo: http://tantrieuf31.byethost7.com/i2tree/index.php Thanks to the community Some Open Source Modules I used: http://codeigniter.com/ https://github.com/alexbilbie/CodeIgniter-OAuth-2.0-Server http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.search.lucene.html http://code.google.com/p/reduxauth/ http://jquerymobile.com/ http://www.themegalaxy.net/ => appstore theme https://github.com/rgrove/jsmin-php/ http://maestric.com/en/doc/php/codeigniter_csv http://jquery.com/
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