[Verse-dev] Verse in a live environment

Nathan Letwory jesterking at letwory.net
Wed May 4 08:38:03 CEST 2011


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On 3.5.2011 15:29, Philip Patsch wrote:
> Am 01.05.2011 21:18, schrieb Nathan Letwory:
> 
>>
>> I'm currently working on a realtime, collaborative text editor[1], that
>> uses Verse for the networking protocol.
> 
> Hi Nathan,
> 
> Whoo, finally someone who develops something like this opensource.
> There already are some commercial tools that are capable to do it, but
> no free one yet.

Hi Philip,

I saw Camilla already mentioned Gobby (of which I was unaware before her
reply, too), but I think my editor will be quite a different experience
:) (and much less dependencies - only Verse and Allegro 5.1 atm).

> My dreem would be to implement it /have it implemented into Eclipse.

I'm sure you can make a plugin to connect to a Verse server. Current
version use vanilla Text nodes and buffers, but I'm working on an
auxiliary spec to use nodes/buffers with special meaning to denote user
specific edits and a dedicated client with a simple text edit API
(essentially the same as verse_send_t_text_set, but the client would
update the special buffers). The special buffer would be used to
visualize text 'ownership' client-side.

> Do you know Etherpad?

Yes, and I installed a server for testing. It took a whopping 480MB of
RAM, so I decided I want something very lightweight. Both on client and
server side.

/Nathan
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