Guillaume Potier
Guillaume Potier
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Hi @daslicht, we use now RabbitMQ to tell our push server what to broadcast. This is easier, faster and less cpu consuming. [Here is the article I wrote about that](https://medium.com/unexpected-token/how-we-scaled-wisembly-s-infrastructure-moving-from-our-elephant-to-rabbitmq-282e1fba68ed)...
> So with RapidMQ you can also have continuous running process' serverside ? Not really :) RabbitMQ is a running process where you store messages that could be consumed by...
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I there, Sorry for not answering in a timely fashion. I'm quite uncomfortable with this thread, since I do not see clearly myself how deep I want to implement i18n...
Yes this is something that suits me better. We should also work on an intelligent i18n method to replace violation values inside strings, to have an i18n file [that looks...
Hi @pgom That's right, it's been some time I haven't been here, and this topic went idle. As of today, I'm still convinced that this should be an external new...
Hi @lekoala, Thanks for that. Do you now browser compatibility of this solution? Parsley strive to support IE7+ browsers for example. Best
Why not ? Looking at that `.filled` class, it feels not homogeneous with `.parlsey-error` and `.parsley-success`. Might we use the upcoming 2.1 release to make this class customizable and by...
Not sure to understand clearly what you mean. Could you explain a bit deeper and / or post some code for your desired API?