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3 posts tagged “long-polling”

2010

Comet (long polling) for all browsers using ScriptCommunicator. More Comet from the Plurk team: 80 lines of dependency free JavaScript implementing long polling using script tags (hence working cross-domain) across IE6+, Firefox, WebKit and Opera. The clever bit is the code to detect loading errors. It doesn’t try to fix the infinite loading indicator problem—is that still a cromulent usability concern?

# 3rd February 2010, 12:37 am / comet, long-polling, javascript, plurk, usability

2008

$.comet (via) The first Comet (with Bayeux) plugin I’ve seen for jQuery—currently only handles long-polling over XMLHttpRequest, but still a promising start.

# 9th January 2008, 8:31 am / bayeux, comet, jquery, javascript, ajax, long-polling

2007

The Future of Comet: Part 1, Comet Today. Absolutely the best summary I’ve seen of all of the current Comet techniques in one place.

# 11th December 2007, 1:13 pm / comet, jacob-rus, long-polling, javascript, ajax, xmlhttprequest, iframes