Wooah, that is indeed awesome... Looks like Red5 is starting to gather some real commercial momentum ;-) I have a few projects lined up for it too, so watch this space...
Just spent the last 3 days writing 3 interfaces for 3 XML socket servers, deciding they all royally suck, writing my own XML socket server, deciding that sucks too, and finally spent the whole of last night writing my first mini Red5 application. A little lame, seeing as I was here at the start of the project and wishing to contribute - and only now, mooonths later I've actually found the time and motivation to use it. All said and done, though.. I am *mightily* impressed. The little hacked together mesh of tidbits and protocol pickery has really grown up into quite a little monster! The API is nice, and I've found it pretty intuitive considering I'd never even browsed the API docs until last night, and now I have a working prototype chat server. Anyway, verbal diahrrhea aside.. I just wanted to say I'm impressed. John Grden wrote: > LOL dood, that's incredible!! our first commercial project possibly? > > you have any screenshots or pics of the car? > > Thanks for the email aaron, incredible stuff _______________________________________________ Red5 mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/red5_osflash.org
