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Yeah, I agree. This needs to be documented more clearly.
The API for basic commands is identical. The primary difference is that this one works in the latest versions of node, and this one is published in npm.
Yes, that's super-helpful. I'm still curious about the high-level decisions that make it fast, but the fact that the README now acknowledges other options and includes differentiators is huge.
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mranney commentedon Sep 17, 2010
Yeah, I agree. This needs to be documented more clearly.
The API for basic commands is identical. The primary difference is that this one works in the latest versions of node, and this one is published in npm.
mranney commentedon Sep 17, 2010
I've updated the README. Does that address your concern?
sethfitz commentedon Sep 17, 2010
Yes, that's super-helpful. I'm still curious about the high-level decisions that make it fast, but the fact that the README now acknowledges other options and includes differentiators is huge.
mranney commentedon Sep 17, 2010
I'm not entirely sure about all the sources of speed gain. I hand-rolled a byte-at-a-time parser, and have special optimizations for small replies.
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