5 Ways to Monetize Your Video Streaming Business

Posted on October 22, 2014
Video Streaming

Video streaming business models come in a variety of shapes. The dimensions that define the different models are monetization strategy and revenue source. The monetization strategy defines what exactly is being sold. The streaming industry offers a variety of services that can be sold such as ads (pre-roll, mid-roll, post-roll, and surrounding), media access: per time unit, subscription, and streaming as a service (SaaS). The revenue source is ...

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JavaFX Pong Game Development Using Spring

Posted on July 2, 2014
PongFX Game

Let's take a look at a sample Pong Game I've made using JavaFX and Spring Framework, following my previous post's instructions on how to integrate them. I admit... I had some free time on my hands and thought I might experiment a bit with JavaFX and Spring. Sadly, my time ran out before I could add an opponent, collision detection, and a scoring table. I invite any of you to continue my work as I am posting the complete source code here. If I ...

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JavaFX and Spring – How to Integrate

Posted on May 25, 2014

JavaFX and Spring? Why? Well, IMHO, JavaFX offers the best features in terms of Java-based GUI and Spring offers the best dependency injection features. What better way to develop java desktop applications? Post Purpose - Quickly learn how to integrate JavaFX and Spring - Set a base for an extensible GUI framework based on JavaFX and Spring for easy dependency injection and inversion of control. SpringFX Application The SpringFX application is a ...

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Wowza Load Balancing Schemes

Wowza load balancing is a must for any multimedia content delivery application and should come as a standard feature with any quality CDN service. Beneficiaries should not be expected to explicitly ask for load balancing when contracting the development of a Wowza based delivery service. Load balancing sustains increasingly heavier traffic and allows dynamic resizing of the deployment network depending on demand and costs. So let's look at ...

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How to Stay Agile? Avoid Over-Engineering Software!

Over-Engineering Software

A software architect must take into account many known factors and still stay agile. At the same time, she must pave the way for scalability, security and more features to come. As the quote goes: "good judgment comes from experience, experience comes from bad judgment". Over-engineering software projects is very common. In tune with the start-up culture and lean development principle of eliminating waste, I argue that over-engineering is just ...

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