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I'm making a small server-side application that will communicate with a browser via WebSockets, and am considering writing it in Kotlin.
Is there a WebSockets API that works particularly well with Kotlin, or will any Java WebSockets API fit the bill?
This library worked for me very well in Kotlin. Actually, most java libraries worked well for me with Kotlin.
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There was recently released a module for OkHttp library that supports WebSockets. It's a beta version but I would give it a try since OkHttp itself works well with Kotlin.
Its a couple of year's leater, but I would consider checking out javalin and ktor.io
You can use this Java lib: http://www.eclipse.org/jetty/
We're currently using it for a websocket projet as well, and it's working fine with the v13 (unlike python lib).
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RedHat recently announced the Tech Preview of Fuse 7 both on RH blog and on dzone.
I am interested to on-premise deployment options, such as Fuse Standalone with Spring Boot for microservices.
Is there a list of the feature set for Fuse Standalone w/ Spring Boot?
I guess the set of features may vary depending on deployment flavor, so without a clear list of features I cannot figure out how this solution can be compared to - say - Camel routes on Spring Boot apps (possibly on docker/kubernetes).
You can find components from which the Fuse product is made of here: https://access.redhat.com/articles/348423
Supported Spring Boot components are here: https://access.redhat.com/articles/3442361
You can also check Release notes for more details about supported/deprecated features https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_fuse/7.2/html/release_notes/
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I have just switched to Aerospike and am using it both as a caching as well as database layer. But the problem am facing is that I am unable to find any plugin or MVC Framework support for the same.
Would someone happen to know any Framework that supports Aerospike- language not being a constraint?
Sure, here:
ORMs for PHP
Spikeify for Java
You can write the next one. Open source, man.
There are a Aerospike cache and Aerospike session modules available for Play MVC framework that you could use.
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Where can I find code-examples for socket.io?
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Have you checked the Projects using Socket.IO section here on the Socket.IO wiki? There are several resources there. There's also a great example tutorial here by Dave Walsh, and here's a chatroom example.
I would play around with balloons.io. It is a pretty full featured chat app, that uses socket.io, node.js and redis.
http://balloons.io/
The project is open-source on github
https://github.com/gravityonmars/Balloons.IO
I have created a brand new chat piece of functionality for our website using many of the characteristics of this project. I would strongly recommend downloading it and getting it running on your localhost.
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I am new to the Spring Framework. With Spring Core course recently taken, what would be some good example projects to download and learn good design from?
Perfect would be a well designed project, small enough to read through and understand, big enough to have a structure that can scale well.
Spring ships with a very comprehensive example application called PetClinic. It was originally inspired by the PetStore J2EE example application, demonstrating just how much easier things were in Spring.
This is intended to represent "best practice" for Spring development. You can find it in the distribution package.
Spring distribution has the samples which are very good to start with. The petclinic application is where I start with.
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I'm thinking about using the AquaticPrime licensing system for my new mac app. Is the framework popular? What apps are using it?
It's used by a lot of applications. Make sure you get the latest version of the source from its new home:
http://github.com/bdrister/AquaticPrime
The latest version fixes several bugs that are still in the version that's hosted at aquaticmac.com.
You should use the CoreFoundation version of Aquatic Prime, the Objective-C code is very easy to bypass. In fact, you shouldn't really use Objective-C for any registration-related code.
I know that Pukka, a desktop bookmarks posting client for del.icio.us, uses AquaticPrime.