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Explaining Server Sent Events! Server-Sent Events (SSE) is a technology that lets a web server send real-time updates to a client, like a browser, over a single, long-lasting HTTP connection. It’s a simple, efficient way to push data from the serv

Socket.IO simplifies real-time, bi-directional communication, ideal for apps like chat platforms, collaborative tools, and live trackers. Built on WebSockets, it offers cross-browser support, automatic reconnection, and event-based architecture. With

Exploring Communication Protocols: Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) Communication protocols are the cornerstone of network transmission, dictating how data is exchanged between devices. They ensure efficient and reliable communication, including

NestJS is a Node.js framework for building scalable and maintainable server-side applications, using TypeScript and a modular architecture. It supports dependency injection, middleware, and tools like WebSockets and GraphQL. To get started, install t

I don't know any stateless messageing system which can send data from server to client without steady client connection like websocket. so I built one. and name it RTCserver. it uses fcm and webrtc in a clever way to send server data to client. and

This is the loneliest generation of all time—thanks to smartphones. But trying to solve loneliness with an app or AI? Ironic. Maybe it's time to build real human connections instead.

Tracking user behavior and catching server-side errors have been constant challenges at my company. Tools like Google Analytics help, but they fall short especially when real-time trackers miss visitors under heavy load. And those sneaky server error

Day 26 of #30DaysOfCode with Hitesh Choudhary Sir! : Built a Chat App! 💬 Today, I built a Chat Application, a project that truly brought together several critical aspects of web development. Day 26 Learning: Chat App - Set up project with HT

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𝐒𝐯𝐞𝐥𝐭𝐞 𝐉𝐬 released in 2016 by Rich Harris, revolutionizes UI building by shifting work to compile time, resulting in faster performance and smaller bundle sizes. Its reactive declarations ensure automatic UI updates with state changes, offeri