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nichol4s
10y ago
Surfly - Amsterdam, The Netherlands - https://www.surfly.com [VISA] [ONSITE] We're currently expanding and looking for * Experienced frontend dev (Vue, Angular, React) * Junior support engineer (Basic programming know
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Surfly - Amsterdam, The Netherlands - https://www.surfly.com [VISA] We're looking for a Javascript / Python engineer with deep knowledge about the web (caches, proxies, event loops, browser rendering). What we do goes
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11y ago
We're always interested in meeting smart people that want to join us. Shoot me a mail at nicholas@surfly.com
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We use it at https://www.surfly.com to add videochat to our co-browsing solution. We do notice however, that the quality and performance of current webrtc videochat depends a lot on different conditions and we believe that it is
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Surfly - Amsterdam, The Netherlands - https://www.surfly.com [VISA] We're looking for a frontend engineer that lives and breathes Javascript & CSS. What we do goes far beyond regular web development. Our stack includes:
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Surfly - Amsterdam, The Netherlands - https://www.surfly.com [VISA] We're looking for a frontend engineer that lives and breathes Javascript & CSS. What we do goes far beyond regular web development. Our stack includes:
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11y ago
Thanks! This looks pretty nice. I like how you've added the option to 'time travel' and check for example if a reminder mail is being send correctly.
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Surfly - Amsterdam, The Netherlands - https://www.surfly.com [VISA] We're looking for Javascript + Python engineers to work on the core of our technology which goes far beyond regular web development. Our stack includes: Re
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Surfly - Amsterdam, The Netherlands - https://www.surfly.com [ VISA ] We're looking for Javascript + Python engineers to work on the core of our technology which goes far beyond regular web development. Our stack includes
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Surfly - Amsterdam, The Netherlands - http://www.surfly.com We're looking for Javascript + Python engineers to work on the core of our technology which goes far beyond regular web development. Our stack includes: Redis, Var
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12y ago
And or the location attached to your creditcard.
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Surfly - Amsterdam, The Netherlands - http://www.surfly.com Surfly allows you to surf the web together with others. Unlike traditional screen sharing it requires no installation or browser plugins. By using a smart content-rewri
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Thanks Ilya, great article and overview!
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13y ago
Looks really interesting, you guys should take a look at www.surfly.com. With Surfly in the mix you would not just be able to chat about things but also show people around. Also, I couldn't find any contact info. :(
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Thanks for reporting, we'll look into it.
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13y ago
I've answered this already somewhere below. But the biggest difference is the use case, you would use TogetherJS to add collaboration on your site by writing a bit of code. You would Surfly to share your web session with someone else (
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The proxy is needed to make sure that we can modify the content in such a way that it works correctly during the session. We sandbox the site so that everything keeps works correctly. I'll go deeper into this in a blog post soon. The c
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We've considered that, but if you want to share everything that is being shown, you will also need be able to have access to that as well. If you do it purely through some sort of script include, you will not be able to hook into 3rd p
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We take this into account, we sandbox the website in such a way that AJAX request will work properly.
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Only the controller fires the HTTP requests. The viewer just gets DOM updates, so cookie's (session secrets) or password will never be send to the follower.
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Thanks for reporting, we just looked at your site and saw a different issue causing this problem, we'll push out a fix somewhere tomorrow. This fixes your pretty hashtag cloud.
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We send over the state of the DOM of the person who presents to the person that follows. So the guy that follows the session will see the same thing as the guy that controls it. We also synchronise the viewport fe, so if the controller resi
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The difference is that with TogetherJS you will not be able to handle websites that require login. Surfly can handle that in a secure way. Next, Surfly just works on any website - without the need to write a single line of code. For example
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Not just that, the quality of screensharing is much lower than the quality you get with Surfly. You can see a comparison here: http://www.surfly.com/blog/2013/11/05/google-helpouts---even... The example
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Looks very interesting - but I had to switch to Chrome to view the site. The scrolling (using mouse wheel / trackpad) doesn't work properly on Safari 6.1.
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South Korea is stuck with Internet Explorer for online shopping
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Bitcoin at risk of network attack, say researchers
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ouch.
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Looks cool! The other players are mainly bots, right? Or do I just really suck at this game.
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Use Surfly for remote development on GitHub or Bitbucket
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