Clark C. Evans

For this use case, besides `DataKnots`, the trigger package would just be `LibPQ`. In addition to [PostgresCatalog](https://github.com/rbt-lang/PostgresCatalog.jl), there is also a implementation detail dependency upon `Tables`, however, DataKnots also depends...

@cmcaine This isn't an invalid ticket and WebSockets is not required to stream a response. There are reasons to want to stream a response. Here are the complications. First, the...

Perhaps make `Mux.App` callable? ``` (app::App)(req::Request)::Response = app.warez(req) (app::App)(method, location) = app(Request(method, location)) ``` Oh, I dislike `http_handler` magic with regard to converting a `Dict` to a `Response` object anyway....

I think `mk_response` is rather specialized and could be implemented in user code if someone wanted, so yea, I support removing it as https://github.com/JuliaWeb/Mux.jl/pull/129 mentions. Making the definition, `(app::App)(x) =...

I've gotten my baby [TodoMVC.jl](https://github.com/clarkevans/TodoMVC.jl/blob/master/test/serve.jl) to work with this glue. It's not great, I still think `Mux.jl` may be the most appropriate place for targeting this sort of developer oriented...

> I think that having Mux work with Revise is worthwhile, but I'm not totally sold on this approach. Awesome. We're on the same page. I don't like the opening/closing...

This is a common problem at the `HTTP.jl` level. There are numerous tickets there that have been outstanding for quite some time. Perhaps opening another ticket there with more detail...

The HTTP.jl package has a decentralized approach for dealing with clients going away, each place where it can happen is its own if/then check. It'll be some significant refactor work...

It depends where the issue should be fixed. Jacob could argue that HTTP is a low-level library and should transparently propagate the error (in this case, he should remove the...

I think we need to see how we can get this addressed up stream. I also think that `HTTP.jl` should let the type of the response an `IO` object, detect...