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Hah, nice find! You'll be interested to note that I am the author of both Escape From The Web and Gate One. Once WebSockets became generally available I decid
by riskable 15y ago
Hah, nice find! You'll be interested to note that I am the author of both Escape From The Web and Gate One. Once WebSockets became generally available I decided to write a new application from scratch in order to take advantage of the technology. The primary motivator was that I wanted a web-based terminal emulator that could support multiple terminals (among other things).
Also, the two work on completely different principals. EFTW uses long-held HTTP streams (which differs from Ajaxterm's long-polling method) while Gate One uses asynchronous WebSockets. WebSockets are vastly superior to the old AJAX methods in that they're much less bandwidth/CPU intensive and provide an order of magnitude less latency.
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Dan McDougall - Author of Gate One