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lpinca
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Comment #22653767
> There is NO WAY in hell the Italians have tested over 200,000 patients for SARS-Cov2 in a matter of 2-3 weeks due to See https://lab24.ilsole24ore.com/coronavirus/#box_6 that gra…
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Comment #19528432
How is this better than https://httpstatuses.com/
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Comment #14836927
I'm not sure how the append only mode works but I tried to run a script (appendfsync directive set to always) which sets a new key in an endless loop and kill the server in the mid…
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Comment #13567754
Did you ever try to disable permessage-deflate with ws? It will never be as lightweight as uws because ws is built on top of `net.Socket` but I think you hit this ws issue https://…
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Comment #12643998
It's your idea of transparency which I don't like, not your project.
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Comment #12643969
Yes, for 100k connection, using Alex's own benchmarks I saw that uws is up to 2x faster/more lightweight than ws except for the short message throughput where uws really shines and…
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Comment #12643811
For 100k connections your own benchmarks showed a different story. Now I didn't try with 1 million and I guess it gets worse so I trust you but I can try with removing the upgrade …
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Comment #12643633
`ws` is another popular WebSocket implementation for Node.js
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Comment #12643518
Congrats for this achievement. For anyone using this in Node.js I strongly suggest to run your own benchmarks as uws is no way 47x 18x 33x and 2x times faster/more lightweight than…
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Comment #12546599
I'm still confused. You are announcing 1.0 but the actual version is 1.1
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Comment #12546581
I'm confused. 1.1 has been released 13 days ago https://github.com/deepstreamIO/deepstream.io/releases/tag/v...
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Comment #11894923
Take a look at https://github.com/primus/primus .
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Comment #11737220
The project is young but looks promising.
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Comment #11713741
I wonder what was the WebSocket module used in Node. There is this new module https://github.com/alexhultman/uWebSockets which is very promising.
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Comment #10366230
This is great.
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Comment #10159069
Location: Perugia Area, Italy Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: It depends on the offer Technologies: JavaScript (Node.js, Primus, Express, jQuery), SQL (MySQL), Redis, MongoDB, PHP…
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Comment #9431853
I won a promo code for a .HOST 85% off from the same anniversary game. I will not use it, so if you are interested let me know.
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Comment #8619168
Maybe a bit out of topic but take a look at this https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome-nodejs and this http://nodeschool.io/
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Comment #8005040
It's nice, but why should i pay for this when i can write a simple bot that runs 24/7 and does the same thing for free? At least add a free plan.
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Comment #7998986
Title updated.
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Comment #7815066
Yes it does, but if you are building something that works perfectly only using websockets (e.g. a command-line utility), why would you use engine.io? You can tell engine.io to only…
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Comment #7813244
You can't use both. In Primus you can select only one transformer, listed above by V1, but if something doesn't work, you can just switch it with a single line of code. No rewrites…
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Comment #7812403
Congrats for the release, but i will keep using https://github.com/primus/primus . No module lock-in! Yes i'm a bit biased.
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Comment #7804475
Silly.