This is my project-blog for TwoWayWeb: A platform for web-pages that are modifiable, with each modification seen (in parallel) by everyone who views that page's URL. This is useful for dynamic chat, a real-time wiki, ManyToOne input, OneToMany broadcast and other real-time collaboration.
From here, I want to:
Determine a target application for TwoWayWeb,
Improve TwoWayWeb's current interface in light of that application,
Improve performance for said application (for at least 100 concurrent users, possibly with a new architecture),
and prepare the software for distribution, such that we can track how it disseminates and alert users to upgrades.
posted by Ed Brannin @ 2:50 PM
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I'm a 5th-year Computer Science undergrad at RIT. I prefer working with interpeted languages, which lends itself to web development -- but I'm not wedded to any particular field at the moment.
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It occurred to me today that with regard to chat applications, it would be interesting if twoway servers could "intercommunicate" with chat systems.
I'm not sure what exactly this means yet...
you could see who is online in your buddy list
this could be useful http://twill.idyll.org/
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