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Does Sockjs correctly fallback from websockets in all situations? Looking at this: https://speakerdeck.com/3rdeden/realtimeconf-dot-oct-dot-2012 https://speake
by KaoruAoiShiho 14y ago
Does Sockjs correctly fallback from websockets in all situations? Looking at this:
https://speakerdeck.com/3rdeden/realtimeconf-dot-oct-dot-2012 https://speakerdeck.com/3rdeden/realtimeconf-dot-oct-dot-201...
Makes me afraid to turn on websockets. Will websockets correctly fall back if blocked, even if I don't use SSL?
One of the biggest problems with socket.io is that it doesn't fallback correctly.
- mmastrac 14y agoIn theory v1.0 of socket.io will fall back correctly if blocked, as it will be based on engine.io. This is what I last recall, as I've had other problems with socket.io and clustering - I've just moved on to pure engine.io going forward (and loving it).
- majke 14y agoI have problem with this presentation - it doesn't seem to contain too many details. What mobile, what browsers, what 3g networks, etc. Sure, there are issues - Safari (I think) used to crash when you opened inspector on a page with ws. Some (meteor.com) just ignore all those issues by disabling native ws altogether. Performance of polling SockJS transports is enough for them now, so why bother? If you find a real problem with SockJS in the wild - please do let us know!
- KaoruAoiShiho 14y agoI'm using sockjs right now with polling, so don't get me wrong, I'm with you. I'm thinking about experimenting with turning on ws so that was the source of my question. I'd appreciate it if it could be addressed. Thanks.