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I'm writing a web server using libebb (http://tinyclouds.org/libebb/) and libev. I'm looking for an async httpclient that uses the libev event loop.
I'd like it to support Http 1.1 (pipelining, keep-alives, etc).
I hope this isn't a dumb question.
Here is an HTTP client I made using libev and C++:
https://github.com/jspotter/evhttpclient
Feel free to pull/contribute.
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I have a very light grasp of the Rx framework and while I understand some of its capabilities, I'm not sure of where it makes sense to use it, especially in a "real-life" scenario e.g. a distributed Web app.
Do you use Rx? Which version? What for?
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I'm looking for an book which presents how does a web server work. For example, I want to learn how Apache works and its architecture.
Thank you very much
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What can we do with node.js, socket io or any server side JavaScript?
I know every programming language or framework has its own features or functionality that makes it different from other. For example, we use jQuery specially for nice UI design. On that view, what is necessity of learning node.js?
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In PHP the best choice is nginx now,what's the case in perl world?
Nginx is still a fine choice, but if you write your Perl app to be PSGI-compliant, then you really shouldn't care; changing web servers is a snap.
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My objective is to get communication started on openfire through strophe. But have a few questions like:
What is the language that strophe will be written in?
How and where are the connections written?
Just some basic guidance or a good link to a starter tutorial will be very helpful.
Strophe is a javascript library here is a good link to get you started.
http://code.stanziq.com/strophe/