Your opinion on this is correct, it's just not worth the effort because all of the restrictions on concurrent connections. After trying many possibilities (ActionController::Live, Socket.io, Faye,... ) we decided to outsource the real-time component entirely to pusher.com - highly recommended. It takes literally minutes to set up and you don't have to worry about updating, uptime, compatibilities, scaling...
Thank you for the video. I must admit though, I'm not a fan of this approach - numerous experiments have proved that this approach doesn't really improve conversions.
If there was a railscast I'd wish it was covered with tests, then this is the one.
Your opinion on this is correct, it's just not worth the effort because all of the restrictions on concurrent connections. After trying many possibilities (ActionController::Live, Socket.io, Faye,... ) we decided to outsource the real-time component entirely to pusher.com - highly recommended. It takes literally minutes to set up and you don't have to worry about updating, uptime, compatibilities, scaling...
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Thank you for the video. I must admit though, I'm not a fan of this approach - numerous experiments have proved that this approach doesn't really improve conversions.
Same problem here
EDIT: solved, first you need to add id and name columns to group
then you need to coerce the count into an integer in the helper: