Mozilla Labs: TogetherJS
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Mozilla Labs: TogetherJS
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Re: Mozilla Labs: TogetherJS
#2Was this previously know as towtruck?
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#3Seems similar to ShareJS
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#4Was this previously know as towtruck?
yes: https://twitter.com/mozlabs/status/380847329437159424
wonder if they might to add some kind of drawing/annotation tools
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#5The content sync is the really impressive feature here. Basically drop-in multiuser support.
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#6This is very similar to what we do at Firefly (http://usefirefly.com), except we support all the way back to IE 8. Kudos to these guys for putting this together - especially if it works well. It's a lot harder than it looks.
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#7Does this require using Mozilla's servers on the backend? I've played with ShareJS and a commercial hosted OT service, but they all required talking to the server.
So, I assume this does too, but I haven't seen where I could install it on my server.
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#8Does this require using Mozilla's servers on the backend? I've played with ShareJS and a commercial hosted OT service, but they all required talking to the server. So, I assume this does too, but I haven't seen where I could install it on my server.
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#9Does this require using Mozilla's servers on the backend? I've played with ShareJS and a commercial hosted OT service, but they all required talking to the server. So, I assume this does too, but I haven't seen where I could install it on my server.
I think this is what you want: https://github.com/mozilla/togetherjs/wiki/Hosting-the-Hub-S...
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#10Video and Audio chat functionality are real advantages over other collab tools...awesome work...i will surely check this out some time..BTW is IE11 will be providing WebRTC support??