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One of the complexity of the polling approach on a consumer side is having a long running poller. This is trivial to do in Java apps - start a polling thread - but not so straight …

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I’m the said founder so Thanks for your kind words :)

https://www.scanfortable.com/ No traction so far most likely because of founder not good at sales.

Shameless plug: http://zipl.ink is the bookmarklet I use for the exact same purpose which also keeps record of the interesting links I zipped to my phone locally as a nice side eff…

Something I hacked together for solving my own need.

Shameless plug: https://github.com/raksoras/koroutine

Shameless plug: https://github.com/raksoras/luaw

Why does k8s has this restriction that each pod/minion should be in its own subnet?

Right now it's just a HTTP server and REST framework. It's a very first release and I don't have any DB drivers for it yet- they would need to be non-blocking as you mentioned. I h…

I have used this idiom to great results in my project ( https://github.com/raksoras/luaw ). Basically, request:read() hooks up into libuv (node.js' excellent async IO library) even…

Coroutines are much better suited to event driven, non blocking IO code. Sorry for the shameless plug but I recently released my hobby project that uses Lua coroutines for nonblock…

Sorry for the shameless plug but I just released HTTP server based on Lua coroutines ( https://github.com/raksoras/luaw ) that pretty much follows the exact design from the OP arti…

Luvit is an impressive project. However, as far as I can tell they still use Node.js style callbacks to handle asynchronous processing. IMHO Lua's coroutines are a natural match fo…

Event driven, non blocking HTTP app server for Lua inspired by Node.js. Uses Lua coroutines in place of nested callbacks to simplify application code.