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Q: 

When will a framework be available for Comet?

I wonder why it's so difficult to set up a server for live notifications with Comet.

Will this ever be implemented in existing frameworks like Rails?

It's popularity is huge, but it's still not easy to get it up and running.

What options are there for Rails applications today?

Thanks

+2  A: 

What about http://pusherapp.com ?

Ben Sharpe  2010-07-30 21:35:20
@Ben Sharpe: +1 for pusherapp!
Shripad K  2010-07-31 02:34:07
it looks still to young compared to beaconpush.
never_had_a_name  2010-07-31 14:50:34
+2  A: 

A single script can be used to get live updates using WebSync On-Demand

jvenema  2010-08-06 18:08:19

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