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Re:Our take on Derby vs. Meteor by js4all on Sunday April 15, 2012 @03:16AM (#3843058)
I just tried the TODO app from the Derby home page and it is just doing xhr polling. I tested on Chrome and Safari.

The Metor and Firebase demos used both websockets.

Re:Our take on Derby vs. Meteor by tpryme on Sunday April 15, 2012 @03:26AM (#3843078)
You can turn on websockets with Derby, as it uses socket.io underneath.
Re:Our take on Derby vs. Meteor by js4all on Sunday April 15, 2012 @04:12AM (#3843129)
Thank for clarifying. You should enable it, to demonstrate the cababilities of your framwork.

For high load push driven apps, websockets are a must. I understand that fallbacks are needed for users behind proxies etc. But if the infrastructure supports websockets, they must be used.