Google I / O 2009 native code for compute-intensive Web Apps

Google I / O 2009 - Native Client: Use native code to create Web applications computationally intensive Brad Chen Some applications require high performance computing on the client side. Native Client is a technology for running native code in Web applications, with the objective of maintaining the neutrality of the browser, operating system portability and security that people expect from web applications. This document provides a brief overview of the architecture of Native Client. We will, at some concrete examples and applicationsas strategies on how to use native code to manage the assets of the processor-intensive web applications using SRPC, the shared memory and NPAPI. For the presentation slides and all I / O sessions, please visit: code.google.com / events / IO / sessions.html