[0x3b0b]I think I might vaguely remember gulp being a thing that inspired in me the sentiment of "and I'm supposed to use this instead of just npm by itself why, exactly?" but then I never actually got started trying what I'd been going to do with one of them at all, so I didn't get to make any practical comparison of the experience.
[tantek]aaronpk, the update of websub.rocks reminded me, do you think it is worth doing a errata incorporation / maintenance update of the WebSub spec? I noticed there's quite a few open issues we could Process and incorporate into a revision. https://github.com/w3c/websub/issues
[tantek]asking to understand better how much I should push for inclusion in the Social Web WG charter, as an independent work item (probably won't require much if any group discussion time for bug fixes)
aaronpki feel like what's really missing is some actual dialogue between the editors and anyone who is actively publishing and consuming websub. i suspect it's mostly in the podcast space now, and it would be nice to hear from anyone involved in that software
[tantek]one "real world" use-case that I can think of that I haven't seen yet is Microsub servers using Websub (as a subscriber) to get realtime updates from people publishing on their blogs
[tantek]how do Microsub clients in general receive realtime updates from a Microsub server? and how does that compare to how Mastodon servers push updates to Mastodon clients? (presumably Mastodon clients aren't constantly polling Mastodon servers)
aaronpkmaybe the JS framework frenzy of 2010-2020 stunted its adoption. Everyone was preoccupied with websockets and whatever. SSE never seemed to get as much of the limelight
catgirlin.spacemy girlfriend wanted to use websockets on our project instead of server sent events. had to convince her that server sent events were better for our use case 😭
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