From: Jonas Pfenniger <zimbatm@...>
Date: 2006-12-12T00:07:59+09:00
Subject: Re: [ONLINE GAME] Ruby Core + Php FrontEnd (open)

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Hi Flaab,

I don't think that mixing two programming languages like that is a really
good idea. What I would do in your case is use a producer / consumer
pattern.

Who cares that the fight didn't occur exactly at the time you say it will ?
What's important is that when the user consults their data, that they are up
to date.

If you take the example of Ogame. Imagine you send an attack to planet XY.
You don't need to know the result until user A or user B access their
profile and see that user A has destroyer all user B's sattelites.

And since the data only concern user A and B, you only have to caluclate
those results on user A or user B's page access.

Now that I'm thinking of it, this may be why Ogame only calulates the user's
score on a daily basis, since it requires to calculate all expired actions.

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