Apologize for my poor english, inline On Tue, Jul 8, 2014 at 10:32 PM, Thomas Wrobel <darkfl...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Wave has always been impressive - but its also been years since Google > abandoned it, and despite some effort under Apache is hasn't progressed far > since. Its never nice abandoning code, but I think there is at least some > arguments to be said for building something that can do what wave can, but > from a fresh code/protocol standpoint. > My (simple) understanding of the main difference in functionality of this > protocol between this and wfp is the lack of federation. Is that correct? > Yes, realtime-store doesn't support federation and has no conception of wave's Conversation Model, instead it provides a JSON like api to access data. > > >"Benefit from the distributed publish/subscribe event bus across > >server/browser/iOS/Android and no ui specific code, it is easy to > implement > >client libraries on multiple platforms." > > Well, exactly! > This is something that seems fairly easy with this realtime store, but > something that (at least for me) has been far too much effort to even start > to work out how to do with wave. > Someone could even use libgdx or PlayN to build cross platform clients if > they wished here. > In fact, realtime-store uses GWT's new JsInterop and @JsType to translate java to javascript, uses J2ObjC to translate java to objective-c :) But for wave, i have no confidence whether it could be translated.
