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Author: psugihara

README.md

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 The recent emergence of the WebSocket protocol has given developers a new tool to deploy dynamic real time connections and content between the client and server. Unfortunately, the tedious HTTP request/response model that was designed to facilitate the the internet’s early role as a distributed, static file system, has been folded into most libraries that support this new protocol. In order to write a functional real-time web application, a programmer must first learn these older protocols as well as the associated syntax for initializing a server, establishing socket connections, and other verbose functions associated with the traditional client-server architecture. This is tedious, time consuming and now thanks to Spliff, often unnecessary.
 
-Spliff takes care of this repetitive, boilerplate configuration automatically so that the programmer can immediately begin work on the main application logic. The entire network architecture is abstracted into a few intuitive functions that facilitate seamless communication between server and client. Spliff also allows functions on the server to be called like any other function on the client, and vice versa. Moreover once these connections are established, Spliff provides convenient functions to help organize, search through, and keep track of them.
+Spliff takes care of this repetitive, boilerplate configuration automatically so that the programmer can immediately begin work on the main application logic. The entire network architecture is abstracted into a few intuitive functions that facilitate seamless communication between server and client. Spliff also allows functions on the server to be called like any other function on the client, and vice versa. Once these connections are established, Spliff provides convenient functions to help organize, search through, and keep track of them.
 
 ##Installation
 Spliff requires *node.js* and *npm*. Once you have these dependencies, simply: