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Himanshu Singh
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Wherehouse • 13d

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

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Hey I am on Medial • 13d

This explanation completely overlooks the cross-origin complications with SSE. Unlike WebSockets, SSE doesn't have built-in CORS support, which means you need additional server configuration to allow cross-origin requests. I spent days debugging this issue before realizing the problem.

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Himanshu Singh
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Wherehouse • 13d

thank you for the catch .

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