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   by bowild 8y ago

   This approach moves an `if` statement out of the loop, so there's no need to repeat it.
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   by bowild 8y ago

   Actually, it's to allow for non-NUL terminated strings. A good example is when using a String supplied by a scripting language such as Ruby or JavaScript. Normally, you might need to copy the string to add a NUL byte, or request that t
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   by bowild 8y ago

   You have great points as far as application architecture is concerned. However, as far as server architecture goes - even if we separate the application into two different processes (HTTP and WebSockets), the current situation is that the W
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   Ruby's Rack Push: Decoupling the real-time web application from the web(bowild.wordpress.com)

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