It's cool to hear that your project seems to be coming along well. Some
things that I can think of that might help:
Have you tried GZipping/compressing the data before sending it through
the web socket?
Maybe consider messing with these values
<https://github.com/NetLogo/Galapagos/blob/423ba321dfd2382f6ec9ff76ee45aeb77c013b42/app/assets/javascripts/TortoiseJS/control/session-lite.coffee#L1-L9>
to slow down the redraw rate?
Another thing you might consider is actually not having the clients
render the updates at all. Instead, you might use less bandwidth if you
simply have the server render the updates and then send each of the
clients an image to display in the View. That's how one of our old
prototypes for NetLogo Web worked. The performance was actually not awful.
On 07/28/2015 05:56 PM, Oscar Martinez wrote:
Hi,
I've been working on a project where I take one of the standalone
models generated by Galapagos and after that I add some custom code
for connecting and synchronizing two (or more) different instances of
that model, using NodeJS and WebSockets.
For updating the changes on the model, I overwrite the method <
AgentStreamController.prototype.applyUpdate(modelUpdate) >. The thing
is, that I send through WebSockets all the modelUpdate object, that
it's big. So, I would like to know if you have any other idea about
how to do it sending (and receiving) less data between
client-server-client.
Thanks,
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