Large-Scale Web Development Using TypeScript
Or, Re-building The World For The Post-Flash Era This article discusses the technology decisions that we made in developing our latest desktop site, and how…
Bi-Directional Communications for the Web
Or: Websockets for Fun and Profit What Is This Hyper Text Thing Anyway? HTTP (Hyper Text Transport Protocol) was originally built to provide a resilient…
Rolling a Custom CMS System with ASP.NET MVC
The Beginning When the bet365 Games product was first launched we decided to utilise a Content Management System, so that promotions, games and other content could…
Improving CSS at bet365
There are few interfaces that are as necessarily dense and complex as a modern betting application. InPlay Match Live views, Partial Cash Out interfaces and…
Mobile Site Performance
In the recent survey of the performance of betting sites during the Grand National 2015 by an independent industry expert, the bet365 mobile site came…
To App or not to App
Following on from the discussion regarding mobile development at bet365, the nice people at Information Age have published an opinion piece from our Head of…
bet365 In The News
As a privately owned company, speaking publicly about our business isn’t something that we do often. However Alan Reed, Head of Systems Development for Sports,…
Adopting TypeScript at bet365
We at bet365 have always had a strong relationship with flash — it has powered all of our In-Play apps since their conception, as well…
Cisco Nexus Case Study
We chose the Cisco Nexus switch to act as our core networking foundation. The solution includes the full family of Nexus 2000, 5000 and 7000…
HTML5 Blurs the Line between Web and Mobile for bet365
bet365, the world’s biggest online sports betting site says advances in HTML5 along with the penetration of high-end mobile devices is enabling it to deliver…