Topic: Need JS dev for socket.io project [INTERSANGO] (Read 1596 times)
Thanks yogi, already started digging.
Was busy yesterday and didn't see message until too late.
Good luck, Andrey.
Good luck, Andrey.
Thank you! Off to sleep now, will get in touch with you tomorrow.
I tried to contact Yogi, but haven't gotten a reply back.
Since I haven't heard back his bid is now vacated.
The link below is to the socket.io server, if you can fix it I'll pay the 30 BTC.
http://socketio.intersango.com/server.js
Since I haven't heard back his bid is now vacated.
The link below is to the socket.io server, if you can fix it I'll pay the 30 BTC.
http://socketio.intersango.com/server.js
I am web developer, can do that for 30btc. Am I necropostinglate?
C++ is my language, but I have done a fair bit of JS.
Hard to give a quote, without deeper knowledge of the problem, but I will start the ball rolling @ 50btc
Hard to give a quote, without deeper knowledge of the problem, but I will start the ball rolling @ 50btc
This is a repair project, the bulk of the socket.io server has already been written but there is a bug in operation I need someone to identify and correct the issue.
lowest bid after 15:00 EDT 2012-04-10 will win the bid and will have 5 days (not business days but real world days) to complete the project; if it at this time the project is not completed the bid is invalidated and the process will begin again
To give you an idea the entire server is 80 loc; I'm just not interested in chasing bugs in something I'm not familiar with
The mode of operation is fairly simple.
1. read line delimited json messages from a tcp connection
2. update orderbook based on messages
3. pass the message onto all connected clients
when a new client connects send them the cached orderbook
currently overtime updates to the cached orderbook are missed resulting in phantom orders, obviously this is unacceptable
you can see the issue on the current development version
http://socketio.intersango.com/
lowest bid after 15:00 EDT 2012-04-10 will win the bid and will have 5 days (not business days but real world days) to complete the project; if it at this time the project is not completed the bid is invalidated and the process will begin again
To give you an idea the entire server is 80 loc; I'm just not interested in chasing bugs in something I'm not familiar with
The mode of operation is fairly simple.
1. read line delimited json messages from a tcp connection
2. update orderbook based on messages
3. pass the message onto all connected clients
when a new client connects send them the cached orderbook
currently overtime updates to the cached orderbook are missed resulting in phantom orders, obviously this is unacceptable
you can see the issue on the current development version
http://socketio.intersango.com/
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