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Commented on Postgres full-text search w/ DBIX::Class
I use { $field => \[q/@@ to_tsquery('english', ?)/, [ $field => "$term:*" ]] } Where $field is already a tsvector column maintained with a tsvector_update_trigger...
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Commented on Real-Time Web Apps
Web::Hippie does support XHR long-polling, not just websockets, although that does not work so great in older versions of IE because they do not let you view partial XHR responses. It also has a straight poll fallback mode....
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Commented on On the version number succeeding Perl 5
This sounds fantastic. Ditch cpan and include cpanminus in core. Some people have also expressed interest in a better build system (like Dist::Zilla) in core as well....
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Commented on Recent work on ZMQ::LibZMQ3 and CZMQ
pkgconfig works very well for probing module versions and giving you compile/link flags in most instances - see ExtUtils::PkgConfig...
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Commented on Moving my Catalyst Apps from Apache/FCGI to Nginx/Starman
I use this: https://github.com/int80/puppet-psgi/blob/master/templates/psgi_initscript.erb...
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Brian Medley commented on
Real-Time Web Apps
Nice slides. Why no WebRTC?
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JT Smith commented on
Real-Time Web Apps
No idea what that is.
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Brian Medley commented on
Real-Time Web Apps
WebRTC is a free, open project that enables web browsers with Real-Time Communications (RTC) capabilities via simple Javascript APIs. For example, RTCDataChannel allows for Browser-to-Browser message passing (e.g. chat or file transfer).
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JT Smith commented on
Real-Time Web Apps
That's interesting, but it doesn't have anything to do with the real-time web apps that I was talking about in my slides. At least according to the video, it appears that WebRTC is for peer to peer web apps primarily, and only works in Chrome and Firefox. Caniuse.com confirms this: http://caniuse.com/#feat=rtcpeerconnection
Anyway, back to your original question, I didn't include it because I didn't know about it.
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Timm Murray commented on
Real-Time Web Apps
I'm thinking that WebRTC might replace the cloud hosting services that don't have any server-side storage, provided that peers have a way to discover each other.
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