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> This is interesting when you want near realtime performances, as you don't have all the culprint of a http request Excellent. How about raw TCP then?
by dozzie 9y ago
> This is interesting when you want near realtime performances, as you don't have all the culprint of a http request
Excellent. How about raw TCP then?
- oelmekki 9y agoPlease anyone correct me if I'm wrong, but there's no raw socket interface in browsers, as far as I know. Websockets are the closest thing, while still ensuring usual client side security (like preventing cross site request).
- karmajunkie 9y agoThis is correct. Its not far off from a normal http request, the performance savings is primarily in the TCP/SSL handshaking that goes on.