Flotype / now

NowJS makes it easy to build real-time web apps using JavaScript
http://www.nowjs.com
MIT License
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website #217

Open Integral opened 11 years ago

Integral commented 11 years ago

website isn't working during few months

goldfire commented 11 years ago

That is because this project has been abandoned.

Integral commented 11 years ago

sadly...

clintberry commented 11 years ago

Anyone know of any alternatives with similar goals in mind?

alaa-eddine commented 11 years ago

I rolled my own alternative with similar philosophy to make calls seamlesly between client and server but with less features (no group handling) ... the code is kept as simple as possible to allow anyone to maintain it for it's own project. here is the repo : https://github.com/Ezelia/eureca

this version uses sockjs instead of socket.io ... I'm planning to add socket.io support.

I can't promise to maintain this code forever but as said, the goal is to keep it as simple as possible without lot of features making it hard to understand

deradam commented 11 years ago

Oh, this is a pity. I am using this library in one of my projects and found it super awesome to work with! Any reason for discontinuing the project?

ghost commented 11 years ago

I am in the same boat. We will have to keep it through launch in our product and then determine if we are going to maintain it moving forward or substitute out for something else.

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Oh, this is a pity. I am using this library in one of my projects and found it super awesome to work with! Any reason for discontinuing the porject?

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statico commented 10 years ago

:+1: Project appears to be abandoned.

I'm going with dnode.