Feb. 4, 2015
6:08 a.m.
A very initial attempt at getting Angular JS working.. Works out cool.. https://skrishnamachari.wordpress.com/2015/02/04/angular-js-in-seaside/ Has simple extension to Teapot to do asynch requests but toying with an event push based to make Seaside UI server work with a Teapot REST server in Aysnch mode to increase throughput. Could work with more than 200 requests in 175 ms with asynch calls where the synch calls took 5300+ms as calls queue up on the seaside ui server Can progress this to a scalable / flexible web framework with other components viz: logging, nls, mq ?saq2
