RE: [Dynapi-Chat] [OT] two-way browser communication, no joke.

[Digital S. <dst...@or...>]

I am a bit stiffled with the lack of support for Linux.  With ~25+%
marketshare that is growing it certainly can't be a "size of market" issue.

In my opinion, it's more a "demographics of the represented size" that is
probably the driving force.  Linux = Open Source = Rebel = Risk (from a
technology standpoint).  Personally, I think it's an oversight.

We build and deploy on Linux/Apache primary but still evalute an use solid
licensible technology.

Laters,

DS

-----Original Message-----
From: dyn...@li...
[mailto:dyn...@li...]On Behalf Of Scott
Andrew LePera
Sent: Friday, June 29, 2001 1:48 PM
To: dyn...@li...
Subject: Re: [Dynapi-Chat] [OT] two-way browser communication, no joke.


"Sloey, James" wrote:
>
> Sounds cool Scott. I wish the web site had some simple demos that could be
> tried without installing a local server. It would be nice to see if it
> worked through the firewall (for monitoring our web servers for instance).

Yeah, we're currently petitioning our execs for a KN router outside of
our firewall, but its an uphill battle.  In any case, we've found it's
very hard to communicate exactly what the KN technology *does* until
developers actually get one to play with and start building their own
apps.

The developer site has several apps that can be downloaded, mostly
DHTML/VB based, but dynamic content is only part of the picture.
Basically, any web-enabled application (that is, one that can handle
HTTP in some way) that needs to get or supply data in realtime, can now
have it.

scottandrew

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JavaScript is a lot like C++, without all that useless stability.

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