Andrew Bruce

I dodged this originally because the client has an async API. If all other operations are placed on a client-side queue, when would an application want to know if the...

In that case it feels to me like you'd still want to use a block, because you'd probably want to avoid trying to re-send the messages if, by the time...

I agree - but we should be careful about how it's implemented, or just how it's named, to avoid false / misleading return values.

This looks useful: https://github.com/cezheng/Fuzi

I've managed to do the broadcasting by having the server hold a reference to a mult and tapping with a dropping buffer for each new web socket channel. I'm unsure...

Any luck finding that example @james-henderson ? I'm running into trouble using mults to distribute to clients. When I hit refresh in a client's browser, it seems to hang on...

Alright no worries. You may find I switched to another popular library ;) On Wednesday, July 1, 2015, James Henderson [email protected] wrote: > I couldn't find it, I'm afraid -...

Looks good. What's the thing I'm likely to be missing if, say, dead clients cause future ones to be unresponsive? As an aside, switching to Sente removed the problem, but...

Fast forward to the year 2015. We just ran into this and burned 30 mins or so.

Link to book?