Mike Mintz

I don't think it's too surprising that it works without net.coffee, since that should only be used when rethinkdb-websocket-server makes a direct rethinkdb connection. The proxy connections use net.coffee in...

Based on that stack trace, and my understanding of the code, I think this is specific to the chat example and other similar examples. It's the connection set up manually...

Definitely, I think it would be great to define behaviors for groups of queries. If large groups of queries share the same handling code, and the developer wants to be...

> Well, return would be more natural indeed, as long as there isn't any async stuff going on (e.g. validate against other objects in database). We could have query callbacks...

Good find! Would you mind submitting a PR enabling compression by default, and I can go ahead and bump a new version.

@mhuebert that's a really good question. For very simple insert/update/delete queries, meteor-style allow/deny functions would be quite feasible to implement. By "very simple", I mean inserting one row with static...

> One could do this from a web UI & store the whitelist in the DB. That's a really interesting thought! This would make it easy for a third-party service...

This is something that is going to work better when we get a real ajax auto-complete library, rather than using my code.

This is also true for things like Memberships and CustomUrls. The quick hacky fix is just to create a viewer for these item types (rather than having ItemViewer automatically do...

I fixed this in a general way in commit 7e4f30. If you submit a form and it finds that something else already exists, it links you to that item (so...