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  1. How to Implement Real-Time Updates in Web Applications Using WebSockets

    Discover how WebSockets enable real-time updates in web apps, enhancing user experience and performance. Learn to implement them with JavaScript and Node.js!

    Niharika GuptaNiharika Gupta7271,000
  2. How to Implement Real-Time Updates in Web Applications Using WebSockets?

    Discover how WebSockets enable real-time updates in web apps! Learn to implement persistent, two-way communication for chat, dashboards, and more. Boost user experience!

    Niharika GuptaNiharika Gupta3,2621,000
  3. Implementing Webhooks with Next.js

    In this article we will learn about implementing webhooks in Next.js empowers our application with real-time capabilities, allowing seamless integration with external services and automating business processes.

    Shilpa TanwarShilpa Tanwar2,6581,000
  4. Learn Webhook vs. Callback URL

    Webhooks and callback URLs are key in web development, enabling real-time updates and automatic interactions. Webhooks push data on specific events, used in real-time notifications and CI/CD. Callback URLs, crucial in OAuth and API integrations, expect responses at specified URLs.

    Ishika TiwariIshika Tiwari5,0371,000
  5. Synchronous VS Asynchronous Statistics Updates

    In this article, we will explore the impact of synchronous and asynchronous statistics updates on system performance and data processing. Analyze real-time updates versus delayed processing, considering factors like latency, throughput, and efficiency to optimize performance.

    Monica RathbunMonica Rathbun10,7361,000
  6. Live Charts Using Azure Cosmos DB, Azure Functions, SignalR And WPF - Part Six

    This article series is aimed at teaching you how to use Cosmos DB trigger and HttpTrigger in an Azure function to create a serverless app that can broadcast the data to clients using SignalR. The client can be a desktop/web/mobile client. For this article, I will be using a simple desktop client created using WPF with Material Design.

    Tanuj GyanTanuj Gyan7,7441,000