well, node.js uses a single connection per user, which it keeps open for the lifetime ("streaming," as it were).
you could do exactly what you were discussing above: send input to the server (and on to other clients) on every keystroke.
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well, node.js uses a single connection per user, which it keeps open for the lifetime ("streaming," as it were).
you could do exactly what you were discussing above: send input to the server (and on to other clients) on every keystroke.
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My post wasn't clear. Technically, yes, that's fine. But it could still be a little confusing if two users have slow connections and are editing the same sentence, for example.
Assuming no connection delays, node.js would be perfect. And obviously there's nothing you can do about connection delays.
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