Faye is an easy-to-use pub/sub messaging server for the Web. Find out more
at http://faye.jcoglan.com.
The 0.6 branch has had a couple of releases and should now be considered
production-ready. The major addition in this release is the introduction of
engines, which let us change how the core pub/sub logic in the server is
implemented. The old in-memory engine is still supported, but we’ve added a
new engine based on Redis, which lets you run a single Faye service across a
cluster of web servers.
We’ve also added a network transport based on CORS, which greatly improves
the performance of the service in Firefox.
Find out more at
http://blog.jcoglan.com/2011/05/25/faye-0-6-its-all-about-clustering/
Ruby users can get Faye via gem install, Node users via npm install.
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