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Few more points: * Bridge currently uses a central broker, ZeroRPC is broker-less. * ZeroRPC gives you streaming responses (similar to python generators). Bri

by m0th87 14y ago

Few more points: * Bridge currently uses a central broker, ZeroRPC is broker-less. * ZeroRPC gives you streaming responses (similar to python generators). Bridge instead provides pub/sub. * Bridge uses callbacks everywhere, whereas it varies for ZeroRPC based on language implementation. Our node.js version obviously uses callbacks, but the python version doesn't, thanks to gevent.

vitus 14y ago
I can't imagine that WebSockets would be used outside of communicating with the browser -- in fact, a quick glance at the Python client library seems to indicate the use of raw TCP sockets.
- m0th87 14y ago
  Apologies, must've misread something. Removed that point.