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• AdminBenson Wong (Admin, dimeRocker) commented  ·  May 25, 2010  ·  Delete

  I would keep all requests < 32K for performance reasons. Especially if you are sending / receiving a lot.

• pebelloncik commented  ·  May 24, 2010  ·  Delete

  What is the maximum amount of data that can be stored using JSON on dR in one user account ?

• AdminBenson Wong (Admin, dimeRocker) commented  ·  May 24, 2010  ·  Delete

  We are planning on releasing a datastore 2.0 which will allow more options on how data is stored. It'd still be JSON but will allow changing specific attributes rather than the whole document.

  Using a text format (JSON, XML, etc) is best practice when deploying a web based game.

• pebelloncik commented  ·  May 23, 2010  ·  Delete

  Thanks for the answer. Sorry for being late.
  Basically game data generated by the user, which I already have in binary format and need to store somewhere. This game data is used by (the 2) friends sharing the same game. It rests in one user account and is used by each friend, turn-based style. This is really the last stumbling block I have on the dR side before starting my public alpha.

• AdminBenson Wong (Admin, dimeRocker) commented  ·  May 16, 2010  ·  Delete

  A good idea but there is no good way to send binary data over HTTP without base64 encoding it first... what kind of binary data would you store?