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Just describe what deep stream is in one sentence on your landing page. Right at the top. "Deepstream is a pubsub solution that ...".
by NotSammyHagar 7y ago
Just describe what deep stream is in one sentence on your landing page. Right at the top. "Deepstream is a pubsub solution that ...".
- yasserf 7y agoIt isn't just a pubsub solution though To compare to other frameworks out there: featherjs: A framework for real-time applications and REST APIs meteor: THE FASTEST WAY TO BUILD JAVASCRIPT APPS deepstream: a fast and secure data-sync realtime server for mobile, web & iot The problem is that once you provide more functionality then pub/sub you end up in this vague toolkit statement land. I would assume that the issue is more around the fact that the term data synchronization is still not used as often and so doesn't give the same familiar feeling people get when looking at other pub/sub frameworks. Deepstream supports HTTP/MQTT/Binary and JSON websocket protocols for rpcs, records, events and presence. Maybe that should be the sentence! A secure scalable realtime server that supports HTTP, MQTT and WebSockets for rpcs, data-sync, pubsub and presence functionality
- lovelearning 7y agoJust my opinion, but the two most useful pieces of information that helped me understand what this does and visualize where it fits were 1) https://deepstream.io/tutorials/concepts/what-is-deepstream/ https://deepstream.io/tutorials/concepts/what-is-deepstream/ > "What is it for" section 2) and your comment that it's an alternative to firebase, socket.io, meteor. Perhaps you can think of using these two pieces of information as the front-page blurb rather than make it abstract.