Can /prog/ brainstorm together?

Design me a DSL which can be used to describe services like Omegle. Omegle does more than just one-on-one-chat-with-a-stranger, you can also start a debate between people and watch or whatever. I want a generalized DSL which can describe such a thing.

This seems like a helpful resource in case people feel like creating a POC: http://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=2068896

first thing is the concept of roles and queues. The "chat to a stranger" scenario waits until there are two people in the "stranger" queue. In a different scenario there is a list of questions (with their spies) and people get matched to question. A scenario appears to need a "global state".

Can /prog/ shitstorm together?

What's an ``Omegle''?

well you would definitely need lots of networking idioms and they would all need to work with any socket protocol you'd like to use, all as nice hygienic macros

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New Omegle();

What project is this?

>>5
I'd like to abstract away from that as much as possible. As it stand I think the protocol should allow you to define a few types for a scenario, and exchange values with ... i dunno ... actors? if you're tunneling over http/json or irc/whatever it shouldn't make a difference to the DSL.

macros for sure, a POC could be done in scheme.. a later version will probably be some kind of golang/postgres/react monstrosity (at least my implementation might be).

>>8
no project name yet.