Engineers at XtremeLabs came up with an idea on how to use multiple devices in an orchestra to create a unique experience. With so many people interested in contributing to this idea, we had a hackathon where we had engineers work in groups, contributing on all the separate pieces needed to make this happen. This is a repository of projects involved.
##Read more Please read the following two articles that describe the architecture and concepts behind the Device Wall:
Second Screen Architecture Overview
##How To Start Using This will describe how someone could potentially recreate our wall.
##Projects
/android/DeviceWallService (Need this running on the device to ensure that the client can connect)
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/android/DeviceWallShared (Use this to connect to the AMQP Service and server)
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/java/DeviceWallModels (This is used by almost all the java applications)
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/java/DeviceWallPrograms (Server Clients that run the logic for the unified experience)
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Authors: Greg Weresch
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/android/DeviceWallMarbleRun (This application didn't get to implementing AMQP but is on its way to play a unified experience gravity game)
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/android/DeviceWallMemoryGame (This is the Memory game that everyone got a chance to experience)
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Copyright 2014 Emir Hasanbegovic
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