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And yet google wave ran on xmpp which was arguably a far far more sophisticated app doing way more communication than just chat
by greggman 13y ago
And yet google wave ran on xmpp which was arguably a far far more sophisticated app doing way more communication than just chat
- josephg 13y agoGoogle wave only used XMPP for federation. It was a nightmare to deploy and we never got it working reliably. Different jabber servers all had different quirks or implemented subsets of the XMPP extension spec. The client-server protocol was simply JSON. XMPP was not involved. (Well, we translated protobuf messages to JSON, so it was ugly JSON, but still JSON).
- mh- 13y ago(if you can't comment on this, no worries. thanks) we translated protobuf messages to JSON just curious- is this the same 'protojson' I see exchanged in the current crop of APIs? aside, any opinions on others choosing that as a standard way of communicating between internal services on disparate runtimes? (golang<->python, for example) -- edit: offtopic, thanks for ShareJS.