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At Google I/O this week, there have been a couple of Comet related announcements. Firstly, the Google Feed API is now live. The API allows you to pull in RSS/Atom based feeds, and now it does it in real time, well, as long as the feed is using PubSubHubbub on the server side. Secondly, Google App Engine was always restricted in how long requests could run for, making Comet not that viable. They ha
Understanding the Real-Time Web for Web Developers - Dare Obasanjo's weblog
Dare Obasanjo's weblog "You can buy cars but you can't buy respect in the hood" - Curtis Jackson Navigation for Understanding the Real-Time Web for Web Developers - Dare Obasanjo's weblog Content Sidebar Footer The term “The real-time web” has become popular as a way to describe burgeoning trends and technologies related to consuming web content as soon as it is created. However like popular buzz
Web Sockets Now Available In Google Chrome
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Comet is dead long live websockets
I've just had a chance to play with the implementation of websocketsin Googles Chrome browser. This post started me off.After a small amount of experimentation I was able to make Erlang talk to a web page using pure asynchronous message passing.I think this means the death of the following technologies:cometlong-pollAJAXkeep-alive socketsAll the above are merely hacks, inadequate ways of
pyx ptth (Reverse HTTP) implementation in a browser using Long Poll COMET
ptth (Reverse HTTP) implementation in a browser using Long Poll COMET ptth is an idea I have planning on implementing for a few years now. The basic idea is that you take normal HTTP semantics and reverse them, meaning that the client (from the TCP perspective) acts like a server (from the application perspective), and the server (from the TCP perspective) acts like a client (from the application
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ReverseHttp Introduction Polling for updates is bad. We’ve known this for about as long as computers have existed. So why are so many web-based services (SUP, RSS and Atom feeds, Twitter, etc.) based around polling? The answer lies, first and foremost, in the asymmetry of HTTP. The web is split into two pieces: programs that make requests, and programs that handle them. It’s very rare to see a sin
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GitHub - paulj/hookout: Expose Ruby applications to the web via ReverseHTTP
