Building Realtime Web Applications With ASP.NET SignalR
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This document discusses building real-time web applications and introduces SignalR as a library that simplifies creating persistent HTTP connections for real-time functionality. It describes how older techniques like polling and long polling have disadvantages, while newer techniques like web sockets have limited browser support. SignalR abstracts these complexities by automatically negotiating the best transport and allowing real-time functionality to be easily added to applications. It also enables scaling out applications across servers and backing services. Demos and components of SignalR are presented, along with how it provides a fallback mechanism to support older servers and clients.
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![What is SignalR?
An open-source series of libraries that provide an
abstraction around persistent HTTP connections
SignalR makes real-time HTTP so easy
it seems like magic that it works
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- 13. HTML5 Web sockets Extension to HTTP Provides raw sockets over HTTP Full-duplex Traverses proxies It's still a draft Not every proxy server supports it Not every web server supports it Not every browser supports it They are raw sockets!
- 14. too many options
- 17. What is SignalR? An open-source series of libraries that provide an abstraction around persistent HTTP connections SignalR makes real-time HTTP so easy it seems like magic that it works [In English, please]
- 18. SignalR on Old Servers or Clients
- 19. SignalR on New Servers and Clients
- 20. Basically…
- 21. What does SignalR do? Client to Server Persistent connection over HTTP Easily build multi-user, real-time web applications Auto-negotiates transport
- 30. Three backplanes Windows Azure Service Bus SQL Server Redis
- 31. Backplane Load balancing via a common transport mechanism