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by aidanfeldman
5151 days ago
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1a) feel free to download the source and host yourself or write three lines of PHP
1b) not if you use the AJAX version - any response will come in as a string, so just don't eval()
2) the limit is really how many concurrent connections Node can handle, and the answer is "many"
3) It's at least useful for small mashup sites where you can throw up an HTML file with some JS - no server code needed |
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