Douglas, yes, time is one of the score signals (the main one).
Anyway, I can't picture how can I make this sync on client side
without always hitting DB to check how many point do user have in that
specific interaction/time.
For exemple, these interactions:
1) Initial points 100 (client side: 100 points)
2) 1 second passes: +1 point (client side: 101 points)
3) 1 second passes: +1 point (client side: 102 points)
4) Friend like my message AND 1 second passes: +1 +1 points (client
side: 104 points)
Hitting DB
1) 1 hit -> emit('points')
2) 1 hit -> emit('points')
3) 1 hit -> emit('points')
4) 2 hits -> emit('points') x 2
Is this correct?
On Aug 21, 3:17 pm, "P. Douglas Reeder" <[email protected]> wrote:
> It sounds like you have a score, rather than strictly time connected. That's
> an aggregate, so using Mongo's map-reduce should adapt to different ways of
> measuring time connected (if you find your current measurement takes too many
> resources). It should also be efficient, since only changed factors are
> recomputed.
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