[Confirmed] Philly Lambda March 22nd - Really Cloudy JS framework by Richard Revis

[Aaron Feng <aaron.feng@gmail.com>]

Please RSVP with your full name on the doodle
(http://www.doodle.com/nf7iz4fmgiah9d2t) page for March's meeting if
you plan to come.

The meeting location will be held at the Wharton again:

Location: Jon M. Huntsman Hall (3730 Walnut Street (or 38th and Locust Streets))
Room:     JMHH F65

This presentation will start at *6:30* instead of 7pm.  The doors will
be open at 6pm.

Here's the meeting description:

The author of Really Cloudy Javascript framework, Richard Revis, is
making a stop at Philly Lambda all the way from UK.

Really Cloudy uses the new JavaScript Web Workers API to create a
private, cost-free cloud on the computers of your website visitors.
You'll get a high level overview of how it works and how you could
integrate it into your own site. We will cover which types of
applications would benefit from Really Cloudy and the ethical
implications of using your visitors as a computing resource as well as
the state of complex JavaScript applications in general.

Richard Revis is a professional project manager who has run technology
development projects involving everything from iPhones up to front line
fighter jets.

He is currently starting up a small software company called The Plan Is
where he is developing web applications that make it easier to plan
hard projects.

Thanks,

Aaron