> >>which POSTs structured data (though urlencoded, not JSON) to the
> >>codespeed server.
> >
> >I see. And codespeed parsest that, stores it in a database and produces
> >graphics?
> >
> >It seems, reporting the results via a WAMP RPC to a backend should be
> >quite easy to add in speedcenter.py
On 12:15 pm, tobias.oberst...@tavendo.de wrote:
>>which POSTs structured data (though urlencoded, not JSON) to the
>>codespeed server.
>
>I see. And codespeed parsest that, stores it in a database and
produces
>graphics?
>
>It seems, reporting the results via a WAMP RPC to a backend should be
>
> >> >It seems, reporting the results via a WAMP RPC to a backend should
> >> >be quite easy to add in speedcenter.py
> >>
> >>WAMP? I don't think so. I understand you work in that space a lot
> >>but I think you might want to take a step back. The extra complexity
> >>of WebSockets is pointless
> On Jan 18, 2015, at 4:46 AM, Tobias Oberstein
> wrote:
>
>>> All the extra complexity is hidden using WAMP and AutobahnJS.
>>
>> Oh well. I'm not going to spend much more effort to convince you that this
>> is
>> a bad idea. Maybe someone else will.
>
> That's ok for me.
> I guess we wi