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More like TCP/IP is not good for data where only the current state is relevant and old state can be discarded: live video, games, stock prices... The browser i

More like TCP/IP is not good for data where only the current state is relevant and old state can be discarded: live video, games, stock prices... The browser is used for all these things; why not have a protocol that works for these scenarios? (Client<->Server; WebRTC and ObjectRTC are p2p orientated and excessively complex due to this as discussed in article)

fulafel 10y ago
Since the P2P feature set is a superset of the client-server feature set, it would only increase complexity in the browser to add another protocol for the client-server feature set.
dragonshed 10y ago
ObjectRTC? That's a new one..