SocketStream 0.3 released(groups.google.com)
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SocketStream 0.3 released
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/socketstream/LSDFNoG0mHU/T3hcmpuspa0J
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Owen, I have been developing w/ RC2 (and before) on 0.3 lately for a decent sized project I am working on and I must say you've done a fantastic job.
Although I haven't worked w/ Meteor a lot, I find many of the concepts that are often talked about are also in SocketStream (live updates while editing, fast pub-sub messaging, etc). Even if someone wanted to create a custom request responder to have the direct-to-mongo type of app that Meteor does on the frontend, they could.
Again, great work.
Although I haven't worked w/ Meteor a lot, I find many of the concepts that are often talked about are also in SocketStream (live updates while editing, fast pub-sub messaging, etc). Even if someone wanted to create a custom request responder to have the direct-to-mongo type of app that Meteor does on the frontend, they could.
Again, great work.
Thanks for posting.
Link to Github page: https://github.com/socketstream/socketstream
Link to Github page: https://github.com/socketstream/socketstream
Thanks for your work, i'm eager to test 0.3 (finally)!
I've also been developing since RC2 on a decent sized project. SocketStream is the glue that holds it all together (backbone.js, twitter bootstrap, mongo, mongoose, jade, stylus, redis, etc.)
It is a joy to develop with -- flexible, simple, and it just works. I hope more people become aware of SocketStream, because if you haven't heard of it, you are missing out.
It is a joy to develop with -- flexible, simple, and it just works. I hope more people become aware of SocketStream, because if you haven't heard of it, you are missing out.
In terms of production-readiness, my experience with Dashku has been that the software is pretty stable, and that you have to be bold and try it out; doing so allowed me to discover a shortcoming with relation to the asset configuration, which was resolved shortly after.
I'm using Cucumber to integration test Dashku so a 3rd party can use it internally. In fact, there is an npm module for testing SS apps with Selenium and Cucumber.js called "ss-cucumber".
Now someone tell AOL to go put $11.2m into it ;)