Clojure: single machine, Clojure <-> ClojureScript, Ring, websocket communication

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I like Clojure. I like Clojure more than I like ClojureScript.

I like the DOM more than I like Swing.

I intend to build a GUI application mainly in Clojure, but using a web browser's DOM as for the GUI. [I have tried JavaFX, it crashes on me, often, I don't like it.]

Now, I'm familiar with ring + ajax requests + setup web socket once. What I want to know is -- what is the lowest latency setup I can come up with?

Both the client (web browser) and server (clojure stuff) run on the same machine. I have root access on the machine. I just want merely to setup the minimal latency communication channel.

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How do I setup minimal latency communication between clojurescript / clojure when I have full control over the machine?

Thanks.

Marius Kjeldahl · Accepted Answer · 2012-07-01 09:45:54Z

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Websockets (the fastest two-way method supported by modern browsers) on localhost (which on most reasonable platforms uses shared memory IPC or similar avoiding most of the network stack alltogether).

answered Jul 1, 2012 at 9:45

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