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Re:A lot of websockets in Haskell by jw989 on Thursday November 05, 2015 @12:09PM (#10514537)
This is cool, largely because of the functional perspective to dealing with pools of websockets. I personally think the next level for websockets infrastructure is building a paradigm for large pools of concurrent websocket connections.

Perhaps a microservces implementation with each step (handshake, broadcasting, http overhead) having their own cluster and communicating through channels.

Re:A lot of websockets in Haskell by jkarneges on Thursday November 05, 2015 @03:26PM (#10515912)
Pushpin (http://pushpin.org) may be in line with what you're thinking. It separates connection management from backend logic. In fact the project itself is a handful of microservices (Mongrel2 is used as a separate process for the HTTP handling).
Re:A lot of websockets in Haskell by timc3 on Thursday November 05, 2015 @06:32PM (#10516875)
Uses GNU AFFERO Version 3 license - noted to save someone else from going from happily excited to disappointment.
Re:A lot of websockets in Haskell by jkarneges on Friday November 06, 2015 @01:28AM (#10518079)
Code that can be run, modified, and redistributed at no cost. There are worse deals. ;)
Re:A lot of websockets in Haskell by jw989 on Friday November 06, 2015 @10:15AM (#10519831)
Wow this is very close to what I was saying. Thanks for this