Re: Issues of state
- From: greg <greg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 09 Aug 2007 12:31:57 +1200
Paul Rubin wrote:
The high bandwidth and persistence is not needed for an http
connection, which just gets a form submission once in a while.
Bandwidth isn't really the main issue. The point is
that a lot of state is kept on both ends, making it
much easier to implement a rich user interface.
In fact, the more state is kept, the *less* bandwidth
you need, because communication can make use of shared
context to compress the messages.
--
Greg
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