Go start a new fucking thread.

On Fri, Feb 15, 2013 at 3:06 PM, Angel Java Lopez <ajlopez2...@gmail.com>wrote:

> Hi people!
>
> Thanks, Mike, for the link to article about Hook.io. I had only minimal
> reference about its functionality (I came late to the party ;-).
>
> I prefer the term "message" instead of "event". "Event", IMO, in the
> Node.js is more related to EventEmitter and related stuff. "Message" (local
> and distributed message) is a more flexible and clear concept, I guess. A
> Message can be distributed, enrouted, enriched, transformed, enqueue,
> persisted, etc...
>
> I like Federation, by Jacob (I have my own pet project, with distributed
> actors and messages, SimpleActors). But I feel the actor model is different
> of a bus (haha... yes, I have SimpleBus, but it's only an idea yet; I've
> reimplemented some ideas from @asehmi, and there is AjFabriqNode, a
> distributed application fwk based on messages, but I should refactor it to
> better internal structure; yes, @asehmi had ideas for "self-healing", but I
> don't sure if it is aligned with your meaning).
>
> So, Mike, can you elaborate your use case? It's not clear to me the
> relation of point a) with your work, for example, at b) Very interesting
> topic, BTW. And, what you expect as "self-healing" in your use case?
>
> Angel "Java" Lopez
> @ajlopez
> gh:ajlopez
>
>
> On Fri, Feb 15, 2013 at 1:28 AM, MikeB_2012 <majb2...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Good replies (incl. amino).  Here's where I'm coming from:
>>
>> a)  I'm looking for the functionality that hook.io seems to have, an
>> 'event bus' (as mentioned 
>> here<http://itc.conversationsnetwork.org/shows/detail5307.html#>)
>> and as described in the nicely illustrated "Hook.io for 
>> Dummies"<http://ejeklint.github.com/2011/09/23/hook.io-for-dummies-part-1-overview/>.
>> The whole 'self-healing' mesh idea suits my purposes and reminds me of some
>> AI work I did last year where something vaguely similar was implemented in
>> Java (I provided algorithms, someone else wrote the Java) using the OSGI
>> framework;
>> b)  For the past decade I have programmed in Matlab almost exclusively
>> (occasional C functions to speed up matlab).  I've decided that
>> javascript/node.js will be my next languages and currently have 4 months
>> experience teaching myself.  The learning curve has been pretty steep.
>> Browsers, servers, synchronous/asynchronous, collaboration software, IDE's,
>> etc. are a far cry from the very insular environment of matlab programming;
>> and
>> c)  I've looked at the suggested alternatives to hook.io and cannot tell
>> whether they can provide the functionality I want (see a) ).  I am happy to
>> fork hook.io.  The mechanics of doing it are actually straightforward.
>> The challenge: I'm hardly qualified to progress the work at this point in
>> time, though I'm happy to collaborate to the extent I can with anyone.
>>
>> So: where do I go from here?  Any constructive advice would be
>> appreciated.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Mike
>>
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