<commit_before>Board for LinuxFr.org
=====================

Users of the LinuxFr.org website can chat on a space called the board
(« la tribune » in french). This daemon notifies the users when something
is said with Server-Sent Event / EventSource.


How to use it?
--------------

    $ gem install board-linuxfr
    $ mkdir board-linuxfr && cd board-linuxfr
    $ board-linuxfr -d -a board.sock -P board.pid -l board.log -e prod


See also
--------

* [Git repository](http://github.com/nono/board-see-LinuxFr.org)


Copyright
---------

The code is licensed as GNU AGPLv3. See the LICENSE file for the full license.

♡2011 by <NAME>. Copying is an act of love. Please copy and share.
<commit_msg>Add some explanations<commit_after>Board for LinuxFr.org
=====================

Users of the LinuxFr.org website can chat on a space called the board
(« la tribune » in french). This was an experiment for notifying the users
when something is said with Server-Sent Event / EventSource.

For the moment, I won't use it because:

- the current board daemon works
- I was hoping to simplify largely its logic, but it's not the case
- Goliath can't listen on UNIX socket
- EventSource is not supported by most browsers
  and I'm not very confident in the polyfills for it


See also
--------

* [Git repository](http://github.com/nono/board-see-LinuxFr.org)


Copyright
---------

The code is licensed as GNU AGPLv3. See the LICENSE file for the full license.

♡2011 by <NAME>. Copying is an act of love. Please copy and share.

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