Rails - Jun 2006 - Armageddon

I''m just wondering what happened to Armageddon and whether people had 
any more information/news about it. I''ve thought about comet but I
think
that a flash socket would be easier to implement. Does Armageddon have 
the same drawbacks as other flash sockets, namely not working over port 
80 (so the companies firewall blocks it)?

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> I''m just wondering what happened to Armageddon and whether people
had
> any more information/news about it. I''ve thought about comet but I
think
> that a flash socket would be easier to implement. Does Armageddon have 
> the same drawbacks as other flash sockets, namely not working over port 
> 80 (so the companies firewall blocks it)?
I''ve answered my own question by building my own version of Armageddon 
(flash socket that integrates with rails). I''ll be releasing it as a 
plugin shortly. You can see a demo of a real-time chat app 
http://alexmaccaw.no-ip.info:3001/chat and the related blog post 
http://eribium.org/eribium/?p=48 . Feedback is appreciated.

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I can''t find any info on Armageddon. Any pointers?

On Jun 22, 2006, at 12:10 PM, Alex MacCaw wrote:
>> I''m just wondering what happened to Armageddon and whether
people had
>> any more information/news about it. I''ve thought about comet
but I
>> think
>> that a flash socket would be easier to implement. Does Armageddon  
>> have
>> the same drawbacks as other flash sockets, namely not working over  
>> port
>> 80 (so the companies firewall blocks it)?
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http://wagerlabs.com/

Joel Reymont wrote:
> I can''t find any info on Armageddon. Any pointers?
> 
> On Jun 22, 2006, at 12:10 PM, Alex MacCaw wrote:
> 
>>> I''m just wondering what happened to Armageddon and whether
people had
>>> any more information/news about it. I''ve thought about
comet but I
>>> think
>>> that a flash socket would be easier to implement. Does Armageddon  
>>> have
>>> the same drawbacks as other flash sockets, namely not working over
>>> port
>>> 80 (so the companies firewall blocks it)?
> 
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> http://wagerlabs.com/
http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/62907
There isn''t much info - this is the most I could find.

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