- From: Tomasz Pluskiewicz <tomasz@t-code.pl>
- Date: Tue, 9 Jul 2019 22:05:35 +0200
- To: Michael Pigott <mpigott@ironhorsesoftware.com>, Karol Szczepański <karol.szczepanski@gmail.com>
- Cc: Angelo Veltens <angelo.veltens@online.de>, Hydra <public-hydra@w3.org>
Hi Karol, On 9 July 2019 at 21:44:46, Karol Szczepański (karol.szczepanski@gmail.com) wrote: > Hi Michael, Tomasz > > > Are you sure you have to be present? What is there to do to get the call going? > > You need to start a conference on uberconference site and run a couple > of commands on IRC. We should make this more egalitarian. Otherwise is it currently a bus factor of 1? > > > I assume there won't be a conference call today? > > Yep - we had a plan to cease conf-calls during the summer break, but > due to late notice I was planning to start today's call as usual. > Unfortunately, an urgent matter popped out. > > > Will it be rescheduled, or will the Hydra calls be on hiatus for a while? > > As already wrote - we were planning to have a summer break - it may be > a challenge to gather a couple of people on the call at that time. > Still - if you wish, we could setup a call on next slot at 23th of > July - feel free to add the topic to the agenda [1] > > As for the summer break - I have an interesting riddle to solve. > There is a library named SignalR (server side is in C#, client is in > JS) that allows server to push messages to the client after the latter > subscribes. > Under the hood it uses either websockets or HTTP polling when the > former is unavailable. > > The client can subscribe to a number of beings named 'hubs' and the > server can either push notifications or invoke methods on the client > side. > > I was thinking on how such a feature could be described with hydra so > the client can discover it can subscribe i.e. to some hub and receive > push notifications instead of invoking commands or calling links > manually. Web sockets is event-based communication. A paradigm pretty different from REST. On top of that SignalR is quite opinionated. You could look at Async API Initiative [1]. Maybe it has what you’re looking for. Best, Tom [1]: https://www.asyncapi.com
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