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   Deepstream.io: From Text Protocol to Protobuf(deepstream.io)

   2 points by yasserf 7y ago|0 comments
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   Deepstream 4.0: now with official TypeScript plugins(deepstream.io)

   2 points by yasserf 7y ago|0 comments
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   Deepstream.io: Now with Offline Sync(deepstream.io)

   1 points by yasserf 7y ago|0 comments
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   by yasserf 7y ago

   Thank you!
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   Deepstream 4.0 Released(deepstream.io)

   5 points by yasserf 7y ago|2 comments
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   by yasserf 9y ago

   Deepstream.io is a cloud platform and opensource real-time server that provides rule based permissions, authentication and a real-time data store that can be plugged into different any database (we use Postgres under the hood for the cloud)
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   PaaS – A blessing or a curse?(medium.com)

   7 points by yasserf 9y ago|0 comments
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   by yasserf 10y ago

   co-founder/techie @ deepstreamHub I completely agree! One of the reasons we started is because we believe we have an interesting way of getting devices of all types ( IoT / browsers / phones.. etc ) talking together to genera
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   by yasserf 10y ago

   co-founder/techie from deepstreamHub here deepstreamHub literally runs the deepstream.io servers to provide all of the fundamental functionality. All of the client sdks are also Apache 2 based which means that they can be changed in wh
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    by yasserf 10y ago

    We moved to using uWS for deepstream.io 1.0 release and had great feedback from the community. To literally quote a user in production: 'After we upgraded to deepstream 1.0 we are seeing that the resource consumption is about 50% of wh
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    by yasserf 10y ago

    deepstreamHub | Berlin | Junior Developer | Full Time | Onsite deepstreamHub is the company behind deepstream.io, an opensource server focused on powering modern realtime applications ranging from financial and collaboration apps to IoT and
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    Deepstream.io – Using PassportJS for Facebook and Twitter OAuth(deepstream.io)

    2 points by yasserf 10y ago|0 comments
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    Deepstream-polymer – data-sync in the browser without a line of JavaScript(deepstream.io)

    5 points by yasserf 11y ago|0 comments
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    Deepstream-react – realtime ReactJs back end in a single line of code(deepstream.io)

    3 points by yasserf 11y ago|0 comments
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    by yasserf 11y ago

    The deepstream client can be written in any language due to it's messaging spec. There actually happens to be someone writing the client in Java now as well! You can find more info here: https://github.com/deepstreamIO&
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    by yasserf 11y ago

    Yes, you can find the results at http://deepstream.io/info/performance-single-node-vs-cluster... , as well as a link to the test harness if you want to run the tests yourself
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    Migrating to deepstream.io from Parse.com(deepstream.io)

    5 points by yasserf 11y ago|1 comments
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    by yasserf 11y ago

    I agree that the functionality provided is quite basic, there are quite a few libraries out there that provide much more functionality, such as the one you mentioned or http://i18next.com/ I was initially using another tiny
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    by yasserf 11y ago

    Thanks for the tip! Not sure I can edit the title after posting it though =(
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    BabelBox – Minimal internationalization library(javascript-kurse-berlin.de)

    17 points by yasserf 11y ago|11 comments
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    Why did you create a proprietary messaging format for deepstream.io?(github.com)

    3 points by yasserf 11y ago|0 comments
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    by yasserf 11y ago

    Yup,the data is still queryable.here's an article on the subject http://deepstream.io/tutorials/searching-and-querying.html
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    Show HN: Deepstream – A fast node server for large-scale realtime apps(deepstream.io)

    1 points by yasserf 11y ago|0 comments