Salesforce Com, Inc.

Xilinx, Inc.

Wojciech A Koszek

Satish Raghunath

Shauli Gal

Kartikeya Chandrayana

Gabriel Tavridis

Maria Garcia Cerdeno

Russell Larsen

An apparatus and method for low-latency real-time request processing. For example, one implementation comprises a front end and a plurality of micro-services each utilizing a different type of hardware and/or software tailored to perform a specialized type of processing. In one implementation, the front end receives a request message (e.g., an HTTP request) containing program code/data in its header and forwards the request to certain micro-services in accordance with the type of processing required and/or other variables such as load on the micro-services. A central storage may be shared by the front end and the micro-services to exchange data and/or the data may be stored in the intermediate messages passed between the front end and micro-services.

Apparatus and method for low-latency message request/response processing

Disclosed herein are system, method, and computer program product embodiments providing an ergonomic user interface keyboard. An embodiment operates by determining a baseline keyboard interface corresponding to a baseline mobility of a finger of a user. An indication that the finger of the user has sustained an injury with an expected recovery time is received. A new mobility of the finger of the user with the injury is measured. A deviation between the new mobility and the baseline mobility of the finger is determined. An injury keyboard interface is configured with a shifted plurality of keys of the baseline keyboard interface to new positions away from the finger with the injury and towards another finger without the injury based on the deviation. The injury keyboard interface is displayed during the expected recovery time, wherein upon an expiration of the expected recovery time the baseline keyboard interface is displayed.

Ergonomic keyboard user interface

Techniques and structures to provide content management in an on-demand environment. A host electronic device may generate a resource map which may comprise size and priority assignments for resources associated with one or more target websites. A client device may retrieve the size and priority assignments from the host electronic device and may make determinations regarding whether to download content from the target website(s) based upon the size and priority assignments. Additional subject matter may be described and claimed.

Content management in an on-demand environment

Some database systems may implement encrypted connections to improve the security of incoming server traffic. The systems may implement the encrypted connections using encryption keys known to both a proxy server and a server (e.g., a database server). For example, a proxy server may encrypt one or more communications between the proxy server and a user device, such as self-identifying information for the user device, using a known encryption key. The user device may, in turn, attempt to establish an encrypted connection with the server using the encrypted communications. Because the encryption key is known to both the server and the proxy server, the server may decrypt the encrypted communications and subsequently establish an encrypted connection with the user device based on the decrypted communications.

Encrypted self-identification using a proxy server

A dynamic approach to optimizing configuration of network parameters is presented. By gathering operational contexts and aggregating optimized network performance data against a baseline, a training data set may be generated. Client-side policies are determined, in part, by applying machine learning techniques on the training data set to achieve desired outcomes. Data delivery strategies are compiled at user devices to deliver content using the optimized network configuration values based on the operating contexts.

Endpoint-based mechanism to apply network optimization

Methods and apparatus for digital data processing verification include performing on a first digital data processor steps of receiving, from a web browser, an email address; sending a message to the email address; and transmitting, to the web browser, proxy software that causes the web browser to (i) query an email client executing on the second digital data processor with that browser, and (ii) send a verification code when the message is received by the email client. This avoids disruption of the user experience typical to prior art email-based verification.

Non-interactive e-mail verification

A computer-implemented method in an electronic device comprises: receiving a request to display a keyboard; in response, causing a touchscreen display to display, a multi-layer image comprising a virtual keyboard in a first layer and a text-box in a second layer; receiving a selection of a key from the virtual keyboard; and causing a character associated with the selected key to be displayed in the text-box. A keyboard module comprises one or more processors configured by programming instructions encoded on non-transient computer readable media and is configured to: provide a multi-layer image for display on a touchscreen display of the electronic device, the multi-layer image comprising a virtual keyboard in a first layer and a text-box in a second layer; receive a selection of a key from the virtual keyboard made via the touchscreen display; and cause a character associated with the selected key to be displayed in the text-box.

System and method of providing an overlay user interface for a touchscreen display

Disclosed herein are system, method, and computer program product embodiments providing an ergonomic user interface keyboard. An embodiment operates by obtaining an accessibility measure corresponding to a finger of a user. An interface keyboard is configured based on an accessibility map corresponding, to the accessibility measure of the finger. The interface keyboard associated with a device is displayed.

Methods, computer-readable media and devices for executing a plurality of startup instructions are disclosed. For example, a method includes a first processor of a device accessing a plurality of startup instructions in response to a startup of the device. The first processor then executes a first startup instruction of the plurality of startup instructions to perform a first task and executes a second startup instruction of the plurality of startup instructions. The executing the second startup instruction causes the first processor to send a further instruction to a second processor of the device to perform a second task. At least a portion of the first task and at least a portion of the second task are performed at a same time.

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Menlo Park, CA, United States of America

Wojciech A Koszek