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Quite helpful posts. Try to keep track of them using a RSS reader[1] [1] http://rssminer.net/a#read/281377?p=1&s=newest

pedestal is quite a large project, try to offer a complete solution for building web application in Clojure, from server side to client side, to tooling. http-kit is a very small a…

Thanks for the kind words. For the server, https is not planed, since It's better be done by Nginx or something alike [1]. For the client, https is planed. We have use case for it,…

I am afraid http-kit is much feature less than SignalR. SignalR provides client side javascript[1], and hubs. http-kit provide non of these. http-kit just provide a way to get a Ch…

Yes, it's 2.0.0, that's a promise of the API. No API breaks after 2.0.0 get released (It's already released today). To tell the truth, I, Peter[1], and a few others take more than …

Good job! Thanks for doing this. Will use it in my next project.

You may find this useful, also in python: http://code.activestate.com/recipes/437932-pyline-a-grep-lik...

Hi, I am the author of open source rss reader Rssminer, live demo: http://rssminer.net/demo How about your guy build on top it, I can contribute the whole source code (anyway, it's…

Hi, Rssminer is a personal weekend project, it's open source [1] I create it because I want to learn how to do one page webapp with Backbone.js, but at the last, I drop backbone, l…

Of course rssminer[1], since I write it. It's open source, you can contribute too: https://github.com/shenfeng/rssminer 1. http://rssminer.net/demo

NewsBlur is pretty good. I've used it for a while. I also write my own feed reader: Rssminer. It's not as full-fledged as NewsBlur, but is a much lighter alternative. It's support …

Hey, http-kit can be used to from java directly: https://github.com/http-kit/http-kit/blob/master/test/java/o... Not recommended! The API is very lowlevel. Maybe you can try to twe…

Yes. something like long polling do require server capable of maintaining many connections. http-kit provide `async-response` for this kind of usage: see http://http-kit.org for mo…

Yes, JVM is strong. Clojure inherit it.

http-kit needs a few kilobytes of memory (buffer for parsing HTTP request, maintain state, etc) for a connection. The thread model used by http-kit: a dedicated thread(server-loop)…

author here: Java part: 1. Java NIO's performance is amazing: event driven r/w bytes 2. maintain state machine when parsing HTTP from bytes buffer need many local variables, I get …

Linux's epoll or FreeBSD's Kqueue is ridiculous scalable. Both http-kit and netty take advantage of it. http-kit is all about HTTP, netty is a general framework.

Author here. The server is open source, on github: https://github.com/http-kit/http-kit Test test code is also on github: https://github.com/http-kit/scale-clojure-web-app Suggesti…

yes, SQL is blocking, JVM also have threads. The http-kit is asynchronous(epoll on linux), the API for programmers is sync, which is more familiar.

Author here. > Add an endpoint with a poorly optimized SQL query: 20 concurrent connections. Agreed. http-kit use threadpool to compute the response, try to minimize this a little.…

author here. Yes, Clojure can use more than 1.4G of heap, and can use threads. http-kit is multithreaded (one just for IO, others for computing response). A strength of Clojure?

author here. > Notice that in his tests 97% of these connections don't do anything, just idle. He maxes out at 18764 req/sec. Yes, just testing how many concurrent connection can b…