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[Poll] Real-time stuff or caching? #52

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slogsdon opened this issue Dec 17, 2014 · 6 comments
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[Poll] Real-time stuff or caching? #52

slogsdon opened this issue Dec 17, 2014 · 6 comments

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@slogsdon
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Which should go first, #17 or #51? Any preferences?

At this point, I'm leaning towards real-time stuff because it's a little more straight-forward with less in the air regarding implementation, but I could be swayed either way.

@CrowdHailer
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im going to say #51

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vjustov commented Dec 18, 2014

I'm going with #51 too.

@rubencaro
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#51 no doubt.

@YellowApple
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Definitely #51 (now that this has been brought to my own attention). WebSocket support in particular is becoming increasingly handy, and it's already supported by Cowboy and (I'm pretty sure) Plug; we just need to leverage those features (perhaps by referring to their implementations in, say, Pheonix or Weber and making them more... Sugary).

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@YellowApple. definitely agree about referencing Phoenix and Weber when implementing it for Sugar. An older version of Phoenix is what I had in mind when I originally made the high level plan above.

Websockets are definitely supported by Cowboy ( I've used it in production before ), but from what I've seen, plug doesn't have support quite yet since they want to ensure consistency across all possible adapters. I believe they are using Phoenix as a test bed for a future integration in Plug. if anyone has info on that that differs, please let me know

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For those that expressed interest in WebSocket support, care to give thoughts? #51 (comment)

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