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Neat. I've wanted ZeroMQ in my browser. I checked the README file for a license, but instead it says "ZeroMQ in your brower, yo!" Which tells me that: 1. I
by dripton 15y ago
Neat. I've wanted ZeroMQ in my browser.
I checked the README file for a license, but instead it says "ZeroMQ in your brower, yo!" Which tells me that:
1. I can't use it.
2. The author is 12.
3. It probably doesn't work.
- avalanche123 15y agoHi, the author is not twelve and he in fact is quite known in Python community. I'll ping him about missing license.
- dochtman 15y agoTo wit, useful READMEs are useful. Make use of that fact, please.
- avalanche123 15y agoYup, I'm sure that will get updated
- tripzilch 15y ago(upvoted for funny, even though incorrect)
- loeg 15y agoTry the LICENSE file or header comments in the sources.
- dripton 15y agoObviously, the LICENSE file wasn't there when I posted my snarky comment. Props to the author for adding one, though, since now I know that I can use this code.
- tjholowaychuk 15y agoand it's written with noobish coffeescript and cakefiles :s
- avalanche123 15y agoHaha, I know you don't like coffeescript, so I wrote clone client library for demo in pure JS - https://github.com/progrium/nullmq/blob/master/demos/presence/html/js/presence-0.1.0.js https://github.com/progrium/nullmq/blob/master/demos/presenc...
- tjholowaychuk 15y agoit just looks like js generated with coffeescript.. not really the same thing
- avalanche123 15y agoheh, best I can do yet
- oscilloscope 15y agoit looks like idiomatic javascript to me
- progrium 15y agoI updated it to be slightly more useful.