mmzeeman | 4 years ago | on: Server-Sent Events: an alternative to WebSockets
https://github.com/mmzeeman/mod_sse
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mmzeeman | 4 years ago | on: Server-Sent Events: an alternative to WebSockets
Did research on SSE a short while ago. Found out that the mimetype "text/event-stream" was blocked by a couple of anti-virus products. So that was a no-go for us.
mmzeeman | 4 years ago | on: Cool, but Obscure X11 Tools
Back in the day there was also a huge security hole which could be exploited with the xwd command. If you knew the dns name of a terminal you could get a screendump from it. It was not secured at all.
mmzeeman | 4 years ago | on: Cool, but Obscure X11 Tools
xroach ftw!
mmzeeman | 4 years ago | on: Woe be unto you for using a WebSocket
We have build a nice support library for it. https://github.com/cotonic/cotonic. It helps that our backend is Erlang. https://github.com/zotonic/zotonic.
mmzeeman | 4 years ago | on: Woe be unto you for using a WebSocket
You don’t have to design a new protocol. There is an open protocol which works nice for this use case. It can handle dropping connections, has a nice routing mechanism, it scales pretty well, has different QoS levels, pub/sub, request/response. That protocol is... MQTT v5!
Personally I’m surprised it is not used more often by web devs.
mmzeeman | 4 years ago | on: TagSpaces: Organize Your Files with Tags
Tagging for Windows seems to be more complete. It is fully integrated into the windows explorer.
mmzeeman | 6 years ago | on: Zotonic: An Erlang Web Framework
It is more like a web-framework with a built in CMS.
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