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by dshankar 14y ago
We're working on more clients! We figured we'd release with just a few to begin with.
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Bridge is a new RPC framework for building modular services(getbridge.com)
219 points by dshankar 14y ago|85 comments
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by dshankar 14y ago
I work at Flotype, and I'd like to clarify that. Flotype and Meteor are completely different. We saw the need for something like Meteor two years ago and built NowJS, but we decided to move away from RPC over websockets (NowJS) last year an
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Berkeley Freshman builds Automated Dorm Room(techcrunch.com)
4 points by dshankar 14y ago|1 comments
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by dshankar 14y ago
Hi! I just brought up the difference in http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3870777 Thanks Tobi -Darshan
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by dshankar 14y ago
ZMQ is for server-server on the backend. Socket.io would be client-server for the frontend. But the pieces in the middle would have to translate between ZMQ semantics and Socket.io semantics and it's all ugly. There is no way for a ZMQ endp
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by dshankar 14y ago
Firebase is a backend for your web applications. It's like Parse for web apps. Bridge is a messaging system for server-server and server-client communication.
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by dshankar 14y ago
It's all asynchronous, so there are no timeouts. -Darshan
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by dshankar 14y ago
None of them handle server-client and are just an RPC layer. Bridge provides the full layer from RPC down to message routing, access control, etc.
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by dshankar 14y ago
Hi! I apologize for the sparseness of the website. I'm not a great designer, and this is just my MVP. Pricing model: see http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3870726 When it's out of beta, there will be a free tier on Flotype Bridge Publ
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by dshankar 14y ago
The Flotype Bridge Cloud service is intended to be a free/cheap way for you to try, learn, and use Bridge. Think of it like Joyent's No.de service, which is a free way to host Node.js apps. The technology is actually targeted at larger-scal
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Show HN: Bridge, a cross-language RPC messaging system(flotype.com)
105 points by dshankar 14y ago|21 comments
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Should You Sell Your Company?(rapgenius.com)
4 points by dshankar 15y ago|0 comments
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Top 5 Stanford CS Students You Should Know(pandodaily.com)
8 points by dshankar 15y ago|0 comments
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by dshankar 15y ago
This is a good article, but what does this have to do with Paul Graham? The title is confusing.
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BrowserQuest: Massively Multiplayer HTML5 game by Mozilla(hacks.mozilla.org)
5 points by dshankar 15y ago|0 comments
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by dshankar 15y ago
I was skeptical when I read the TechCrunch article (I'm a skeptical, jaded bastard). But my cofounder Sri and I downloaded it and started playing together. Few minutes in we were giggling like children and I now see the value in Pair. It's
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The 1825 Night Success(dcurt.is)
7 points by dshankar 15y ago|0 comments
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by dshankar 15y ago
It mirrors the various tricks Apple uses to speed up the process (floor reps can checkout without a register)
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Your Coffee Shop Doesn’t Use Two-Phase Commit (Starbucks async processing model)(eaipatterns.com)
80 points by dshankar 15y ago|37 comments
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by dshankar 15y ago
It all depends on your expectations. Your mismatched expectations led you to an overgeneralized blanket statement. Smaller conferences with a core, focused audience would be better suited to small 3-man startups.
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Yelp Review of Yelp Stock(techcrunch.com)
4 points by dshankar 15y ago|0 comments
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by dshankar 15y ago
Congrats to the Rapportive team! It's by far one of the most useful technologies that I use daily.
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by dshankar 15y ago
Feedback: When you launch a site like this, it's useful if you seed some content on the site.
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Testing Websites with Responsive Design(areyouresponsive.com)
7 points by dshankar 15y ago|0 comments
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by dshankar 15y ago
A mix of both.
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The Nuclear Option for SOPA: Amazon, Google, Facebook blackout(news.cnet.com)
5 points by dshankar 15y ago|0 comments
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by dshankar 15y ago
Since you're meeting VCs, I will assume you're raising money. 1.) Properly communicate how much money you are raising and why. Understand how much money they normally invest in a startup (don't ask for $5k from someone that normally invests
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Enterprise adoption of Node.js(gigaom.com)
5 points by dshankar 15y ago|1 comments
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Come play with our thousand-core clusters
1 points by dshankar 15y ago

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