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by fritzy 15y ago
Yeah, the html5audio option doesn't seem to work in Firefox with Flash disabled.
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by fritzy 15y ago
Howdy Zac! yeah, it's basically fallen out of our evolved scrumlike process. We'll likely add more features and polish in that direction.
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by fritzy 15y ago
I agree. I'm unhappy with the names -- I'm trying to avoid naming things the same as Redis. A feed is in publish order (not a set). Edited items are brought to the top. A sorted_feed lets you publish at whatever end/index you want. You can
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by fritzy 15y ago
Ha! I read that just before writing the Thoonk blog post!
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by fritzy 15y ago
To clarify, by "Intelligent Sharding" I meant application specific sharding to keep objects together that are related to each other.
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by fritzy 15y ago
Evolutionary, and probably not even a unique idea. My post does go into the intelligent sharding a bit. Essentially sharding, in the case of &bang, on teams with a simple lookup to find which server a given team is on. Allowing the stat
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by fritzy 15y ago
This is not a single instance solution. We can run as many instances as we want across multiple servers. It is currently a single-Redis instance solution, however we have some intelligent sharding planned. I agree with you about Redis clust
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by fritzy 15y ago
My post for tomorrow as a quick section on scaling beyond a single instance of Redis. Essentially intelligent sharding (in &bang's case, by team). Each node.js (or other processes) can look-up which Redis server-set owns a team, and can
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by fritzy 15y ago
I'm working on a post for tomorrow that goes into the details of making a feed-driven single-page app and a bit of the philosophy of our design choices and Thoonk itself.
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by fritzy 15y ago
Essentially, that's our take as well. However, we do have a plan for dealing with conflicts and missed updates soon -- probably after Thoonk.js 1.0 slated for late December. Here's how I replied to this question on the blog comments: The da
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by fritzy 15y ago
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