Intro to Web Sockets
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This document introduces WebSockets and Server-Sent Events (SSE) as technologies for enabling real-time, two-way communication between clients and servers on the web. It describes how WebSockets allow for a full-duplex connection with low overhead, unlike traditional HTTP requests which are half-duplex. SSE provides a one-way mechanism for push notifications from server to client without polling. The document provides code examples for establishing WebSocket and SSE connections and handling events. It also reviews browser support for these technologies and includes a link to a demo chat application built with WebSockets.
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Editor's Notes
- #2: “Building Living Web Applications with HTML5 Websockets” presentation from Peter Moskovits @Kaazing
- #4: “Half-duplex” is analogous to picking up a phone, dialing a number, waiting for the other end to pick up, asking a question, getting a response, hanging up, and then repeating for the next question – instead of having a fluid, 10-minute conversation.
- #5: A type-ahead widget sending the letter “a” back to the server via XHR incurs a cost of 788 bytes in the header for the 1 byte of the character