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I think I'm on the outside and ignorant of this, but I don't get it. Of course I'm very used to working with subscribing to events in javascript and this sounds

by geuis 17y ago

I think I'm on the outside and ignorant of this, but I don't get it. Of course I'm very used to working with subscribing to events in javascript and this sounds similar conceptually. However, I don't grok what the advantages are between urls.

TweedHeads 17y ago
Your browser will become like a chat client and there will be two main events that will interact with you in real time: Browser events and page events. A browser event will update the chrome, like toolbars, statusbar, etc, so your icons can notify you of events happening on your subscriptions. A page event will update the content of the page you're browsing in real time, new posts or comments (like disqus), stock tickers, sports plays, etc. That is the real-time web as I see it.