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"... you type ..." am I correct in my understanding that this will cause each character press to be sent to the server? And the same for the counter() function
by c-smile 10y ago
"... you type ..." am I correct in my understanding that this will cause each character press to be sent to the server? And the same for the counter() function that you have there, right? Actually where will such timers run? On server or client? I am trying to mentally visualize computational graph and data model...
- cmontella 10y agoThe REPL as it stands submits the query on enter, just like sending a text message. But I have written it in a way where each keystroke is sent. The counter() function you're referring to was implemented in GridEve, which was an experiment on the UI. It was written in C# and used a different (and abandoned) backend. It was a local-only app, so the timer ran on the local machine. Time in the client/server architecture is something we have to give a little more thought to, since we're still trying to get things working in a timeless world.
- c-smile 10y agoCorey, I have sent question to you, could you check your e-mail?