I've upvoted your original post to see if that helps.
The article does play up the compatibility with legacy frameworks. However, the proxy approach itself was designed independently of this, and the versatility turned out to be a bonus. Some background:
http://blog.fanout.io/2013/02/10/http-grip-proxy-hold-techni...
Basically, I'm positing that as a system gets larger, then moving the problem to an outer layer is good design, even if all of your backend code is event-driven. You can use Pushpin and Node together with a straight face. :)
The article does play up the compatibility with legacy frameworks. However, the proxy approach itself was designed independently of this, and the versatility turned out to be a bonus. Some background: http://blog.fanout.io/2013/02/10/http-grip-proxy-hold-techni...
Basically, I'm positing that as a system gets larger, then moving the problem to an outer layer is good design, even if all of your backend code is event-driven. You can use Pushpin and Node together with a straight face. :)