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This is insanely fast, I'm getting tempted now to dig more into Node.js

• mcrittenden 14y ago
  This actually doesn't use Node (or any server side code) at all--it's 100% client side. It queries the YouTube gdata API using JSONP. I'm a little surprised at how fast it is though--I think it's mostly due to the fact that YouTube returns API requests really really quickly and Angular does a good job of reacting quickly, plus I'm not using jQuery or anything besides Angular that could slow things down.
  • level09 14y ago
    That explains the blazing speed, did not expect youtube to allow jsonp requests so I assumed you used a tiny nodejs server .. I did earlier a similar project in django that converts youtube music into mp3. I will give angular a try in my next version Thanks
  • lousy_sysadmin 14y ago
    I believe this consume huge amount of bandwidth on your side, mind sharing the stats for the last 24 hour?
    • mcrittenden 14y ago
      Not sure what you mean? Why would it consume a lot of bandwidth? Videos and images are streamed directly from YouTube and all of the API interaction happens client side so it doesn't go through my server at all.