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Simon Willison has written a post titled Comet works, and it’s easier than you think. Simon provides a nice explanation of how developers can easily get started with Comet, nicely complementing Kris Zyp’s Easing into Comet article, which focuses on the resource and performance aspects of Comet.
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ItsNat v1.0 has been released and features "Full Remote Control" mode for the sharing of pages by many users.
Read moreWe've all seen the typical Comet demos: chat, stock quotes, and system monitoring applications. Hookbox user Salman Haq surprised me with a demo I hadn't seen before with Comet: a graphical equalizer with its values driven from Comet
Read moreJames Coglan has just released Faye 0.5, an easy-to-use publish-subscribe messaging system for Ruby, Node.js and web browsers, based on the Bayeux protocol.
Read moreThe recent London Comet panel was a fun and informative introduction to Comet by many of the world's leading Comet developers.
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December 19th, 2007 at 12:58 am
[...] a recent blog post by Simon Willison on Comet and Bayeux (mentioned by Dylan in a recent musing), an introduction to the basics of getting up and running with Cometd was [...]