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by BinaryIdiot
3697 days ago
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> The web socket example makes this clearer. You never have to ask "who owns the connection?" to use the connection. To be fair you can do this in javascript as well using a messaging pattern similar to elm. Many libraries like postal.js (synchronous) and msngr.js (asynchronous) support a messaging pattern where you can access resources without caring who owns them. |
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