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Pushpin uses Mongrel2 under the hood to handle incoming WebSocket connections, so not entirely off topic. :) It's pulled in as a dependency and launched in the
by jkarneges 9y ago
Pushpin uses Mongrel2 under the hood to handle incoming WebSocket connections, so not entirely off topic. :)
It's pulled in as a dependency and launched in the background.
- nly 9y agoI thought PushPin was based on Qt?
- jkarneges 9y agoIt's multi-process. The core logic is a Qt application, but it delegates the external protocol I/O to separate processes. Mongrel2 handles inbound and Zurl handles outbound (Zurl is a project of ours that is basically the inverse of Mongrel2).
- wink 9y agoParts of mongrel2 were sadly a solution in search of a problem. Mostly the "let's redo FastCGI via ZMQ". Was still immensely fun working on and with it.