#real-time applications

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Real-Time Data Sync with Mosquitto MQTT in Angular

Discover how to achieve Real-Time Data Sync with Mosquitto MQTT in Angular. Our latest blog guides you through integrating Angular with Mosquitto MQTT to create dynamic, real-time data dashboards. Perfect for IoT projects and interactive web applications!

Real-time data synchronization is crucial for building responsive and dynamic applications. In this guide, we focus on achieving real-time data sync with Mosquitto MQTT in Angular. This combination allows you to create a seamless, interactive data dashboard that efficiently handles real-time updates. Whether you are working on an IoT project or developing a real-time web application, this guide…

[robomad]

Django and WebSockets: Real-Time Applications

Learn how to build real-time applications with Django and WebSockets using Django Channels. This comprehensive guide covers setup, configuration, integration, and best practices.

Introduction WebSockets provide a full-duplex communication channel over a single TCP connection, enabling real-time communication between the client and server. This is essential for applications like chat apps, live notifications, and real-time analytics. Django, combined with WebSockets, allows you to build robust real-time applications. This guide will walk you through the process of setting…

[starboundsingularities]

good lird they did not make a gimmick blog about a real life murder

#someone fucking DIED but whatever who gives a shit it's funny i guess

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🥚 eggvidenced Follow

honestly with how suspicious and confusing everything on the dl-6 case was i wouldn't be surprised if it came out that it was that prosecutor guy tbh

🌟 rockliker270 Follow

date posted: june 23, 2010

1,834,853 notes

⚖️ courtofpublicopinions Follow

🌟 rockliker270 Follow

ok hear me out. what abt winston payne though

🧊 just--ice Follow

okay now they're just making lawyers up

#also didn't mvk die or something?

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🔥 triedbyfire Follow

why the fuck are you people still posting about the gavinners as if theyre not copaganda. didn't the guitarist get convicted of murder

🎸 guiltiest-lovers837 Follow

so fucking tired of this "um um didn't daryan get convicted of murder" YEAH AND HE'S LITERALLY NOT IN THE FUCKING BAND ANYMORE. dipshit

🔥 triedbyfire Follow

are you gonna address the copaganda thing or

1,092 notes

🌻 attorneybout Follow

he's so. 😳

📂 trialanderror Follow

why is he defending

📂 trialanderror Follow

OP WHY IS HE DEFENDING???

24,374 notes

🦈 giantlakemonsters Follow

i just wanna hear about another gourdy sighting thats all

🥜 liberdeez Follow

op. i'm so sorry op. gourdy isn't real you have to let her go. they had a whole trial about it.

🔐 wrightorwrong Follow

hi!! so this isn't actually the case as while gourdy was briefly mentioned in a trial, said trial had nothing to do with whether or not gourdy was "real" per se as much as. well. murder, actually. while gourdy WAS found out to be an inflatable steel samurai this was not brought up in the case at all as the veracity of gourdy wasn't really as relevant as the fact that the witness was looking for gourdy rather than at the murder she claimed to have seen. plus this was also a relatively small part of a MUCH larger trial which for those interested not only solved the dl-6 case but ALSO marked the end of prosecutor von karma's ~40 year long record and the court records are really a fascinating read through!!

🦀 mad_libz_87 Follow

net 0 information post

#thanks again lawblr

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🍒 cherriescoola Follow

btw i was at the park the other day and klavier gavin (of gavinners fame) was there and obv there was a huge crowd but this guy was there with him and at some point he (the other guy) waved to the crowd and someone still screamed like it was klavier??? who was that guy ive never seen him before in my life

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🩸 has-dl6-been-solved-yet Follow

December 28, 2016

YES!!!

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🪙 tellerlikeitis Follow

guys help i'm a bank teller and this guy just introduced himself as robin banks what do i do

🔪 violencekilling Follow

you gotta let him rob you that's the law

302,948 notes

👻 ghostesswiththemostest Follow

look if i ever get convicted of murder im just hiring the lawyer with the coolest sounding name

💼 courtofwaw Follow

bestie if you already got convicted it is Too Late

62,193 notes

📋 lawandwhoreder Follow

guys i know it's real fun to think people just can predict whatever but if you look at the earliest reblogs of that post that "guessed" the true killer in the dl-6 case it was actually a post about how they didn't want to go to the store. clearly edited

#stg nobody bothers to factcheck anything anymore

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🐺 lawnewolf Follow

i am NOT homophobic or whatever the fuck you guys are saying now i just think its weird to write fanfiction about realass people?? go touch grass ffs

🌈 lawsbian Follow

the fun police (this guy) putting me in yaoi court but the lawyers (phoenix witrght and miles edgeworth) just keep trying to make out (real court is like this too btw)

🐺 lawnewolf Follow

YOU HAVE SOMETHING WRONG WITH YOU.

#look idc what your enemies to lovers fic bullshit says #they're straight. and more importantly REAL PEOPLE. #there's TENSION because they are in COURT and there are LIVES on the LINE. #not because they wanna fuck. god.

12,293 notes

🔮 inhighspirits Follow

why dont they just ask the spirit mediums to ask the victims who killed them this law shit is easy

837,495 notes

💞 lawveyourself Follow

seriously i cant believe they gave this guy a law degree

💞 lawveyourself Follow

what do you mean evidence fraud

503,893 notes

🎧 instrumentalillness Follow

fuck you *unguilties your love*

384,568 notes

🎀 copiicat Follow

perjury isnt illegal btw in fact if youre one of tge witnesses youre legally required to lie on the stand. thats why everyone does it. trust me

[scholarhat01]

Building Real-Time Applications with SignalR in .NET

In today's digital world, real-time communication and interactivity have become paramount. Whether you're developing a chat application, a live dashboard, or a collaborative editing platform, the need for instant updates and seamless user experiences is evident. This is where SignalR, a powerful library in the .NET ecosystem, comes into play. In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into the world of SignalR and learn how to harness its capabilities to build real-time applications. So, let's get started on this journey to enhance your dot net training!

Introduction to SignalR

SignalR is a library in the .NET framework that simplifies the process of adding real-time functionality to your applications. It allows for bidirectional communication between clients and servers, enabling instant updates and data synchronization. SignalR is particularly valuable for applications that require live updates, such as chat applications, online gaming, and collaborative tools.

With SignalR, you can seamlessly integrate real-time features into your .NET applications without the need for complex and cumbersome configurations. It abstracts the underlying communication protocols and provides a high-level API, making it easier for developers to focus on building features rather than dealing with low-level networking details.

Setting Up Your Development Environment

Before you dive into building real-time applications with SignalR, it's essential to set up your development environment. Ensure you have the latest version of the .NET SDK installed on your machine. You can download it from the official .NET website. Additionally, you may want to use a code editor like Visual Studio or Visual Studio Code for a more seamless development experience.

Once your development environment is ready, you can start creating your .NET application and adding SignalR to it. SignalR can be installed via NuGet, the package manager for .NET. You can use the following command to install SignalR in your project:

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dotnet add package Microsoft.AspNetCore.SignalR

This command will add the necessary packages and dependencies to your project, allowing you to start using SignalR in your application.

Understanding Hubs in SignalR

In SignalR, a hub is a central communication point that manages client-server interactions. Hubs provide a high-level API for sending and receiving messages between clients and the server. To create a hub in your .NET application, you need to define a class that derives from the Hub class provided by SignalR.

Here's a simple example of a SignalR hub class:

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using Microsoft.AspNetCore.SignalR; public class ChatHub : Hub { public async Task SendMessage(string user, string message) { await Clients.All.SendAsync("ReceiveMessage", user, message); } }

In the above code, we've created a ChatHub that inherits from Hub. It defines a method SendMessage that allows clients to send messages, which are then broadcasted to all connected clients.

Establishing Connections

In a real-time application, establishing and managing connections between clients and the server is crucial. SignalR simplifies this process by handling connection management for you. Clients can connect to a hub using JavaScript or any compatible client library provided by SignalR.

On the server side, SignalR provides APIs to manage connections, such as detecting when a client connects or disconnects. Here's an example of how you can handle client connections in a SignalR hub:

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public override async Task OnConnectedAsync() { // Perform actions when a client connects } public override async Task OnDisconnectedAsync(Exception exception) { // Perform actions when a client disconnects }

Building a Real-Time Chat Application

Let's put our knowledge of SignalR into practice by building a real-time chat application. This is a common use case for SignalR and a great way to learn its capabilities.

Step 1: Create a New SignalR Hub

First, create a new SignalR hub class in your .NET project. This hub will handle chat-related functionality.

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public class ChatHub : Hub { // Your hub code here }

Step 2: Establish Connection

In your chat application's frontend (typically using JavaScript), establish a connection to the hub.

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const connection = new signalR.HubConnectionBuilder() .withUrl("/chatHub") .build(); connection.start().catch(err => console.error(err));

Step 3: Sending and Receiving Messages

Now, implement methods in your hub for sending and receiving messages.

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public async Task SendMessage(string user, string message) { await Clients.All.SendAsync("ReceiveMessage", user, message); }

In your JavaScript code, you can call this method to send messages to the server.

javascriptCopy code

connection.invoke("SendMessage", user, message).catch(err => console.error(err));

Step 4: Handle Received Messages

Handle received messages on the client-side and display them in your chat interface.

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connection.on("ReceiveMessage", (user, message) => { // Display the message in the chat interface });

With these steps, you've created a basic real-time chat application using SignalR.

Scaling Real-Time Applications

As your real-time application grows, you may need to consider scalability and load balancing. SignalR provides support for scaling out your application using various backplanes, such as Redis or Azure SignalR Service. These backplanes allow multiple instances of your application to communicate and share state, ensuring that real-time updates are consistent across all servers.

Scaling your SignalR application is essential when you have a large number of concurrent users or when high availability is a requirement.

Security Considerations

Security is a critical aspect of any real-time application. SignalR provides features for authenticating and authorizing clients, ensuring that only authorized users can access certain parts of your application or perform specific actions.

To secure your SignalR application, you can implement authentication mechanisms, such as integrating with identity providers or using custom authentication logic. Additionally, you can use authorization policies to control access to hubs and hub methods based on user roles or specific criteria.

Conclusion

In this guide, we've explored the power of SignalR in building real-time applications with .NET. From understanding the basics of SignalR and setting up your development environment to building a real-time chat application and considering scalability and security, you now have the knowledge to create interactive and dynamic experiences for your users.

SignalR is a valuable addition to your dot net training, empowering you to take your .NET applications to the next level by incorporating real-time functionality seamlessly. So, start experimenting with SignalR today and bring your real-time application ideas to life!

[writingraccoon]

Genuinely I think we as a society need to figure out why 90% of the population is unbelievably bad at math and hates it like why have we demonized truly one of the most important subjects in school

[project-lumen]

Have you ever wondered how the Life Series would look like as a videogame?

Then I bring to you…

Project LUMEN: APPLICATIONS OPEN!!

Ever wanted to relive the stories woven by the Watchers, exceeding the limits of what Minecraft is able to offer? How about venturing in a perilous journey full of twists and turns, and most importantly, loooooooooooore?

Well, why hello there! To kick off the start of 2025, Kori, Arto and Pinkie here, and we are proud to present “Project LUMEN”! Our newest scheme to conceptualize and develop a video game based off the traffic-colored hearts we are all so familiar with. An ambitious project, that’s for sure, and that is why we are opening applications to join our little team, right on time to welcome the new year! :]

(way more info under the cut, get ready)

Once a pile of jumbled, senseless ideas, Project LUMEN has evolved into a more fleshed-out collection of story beats and mechanics. An RPG-like game revolving around the tales within the Life Series, a collection of death games ran by the mysterious deities that call themselves Watchers. The player takes on the role of the Watcher Child (affectionately referred to as WC), following and guiding the Champions chosen by the Watchers themselves through challenges and enemies. Featuring unique leveling systems, DnD inspired classes, and, most importantly, the ability to impact the story with the choices you make… because, after experiencing all the Life Series seasons from both the Watcher and the Player side, maybe you’ll have a change of mind. After all is said and done and seen, the world is yours to shape, Watcher Child.

Right, so that’s a basic summary of the concept we have, now here’s a little preview of what we have written for the prologue :3

Chapter 0: ‘The Watcher’s Apprentice’

The player takes the form of a Watcher in training, an ageless child, the Watcher Child. The most powerful and ancient Watchers, unexplained cryptic creatures that live up to their name by watching all, talk about a new series of experiments they have been running, called “The Life Series”.

The only rundown that the WC was given was that a carefully selected group of talented players were asked to test their little Life game for them, where they each have only three lives. Whoever survives last, wins. There were no rules as to how they could play the games. The Watchers then add that they, along other WCs, will be observing from the viewpoint and thoughts of one of the players. This is so the WC can get an idea of the Watchers' work. Of course, our little WC was ecstatic and ever so curious about this new idea.

Fast-forward (and after a couple of tutorials showing off the bare basics of the battle mechanics in the actual game), now our WC was standing in a circle with other apprentices just like them. The Watchers then hold a deck of mystic cards in front of each of them, and everyone picks one. When the cards are revealed, our WC sees a glowing, red card with a person on it. The card simply said, "THE SUN".

Huh, I wonder who could that be…

Now, we get into the thick of it: who are we searching for to join our team? Well, there are some requirements that the potential members should fulfill, here’s a comprehensive list of key points:

We are mainly looking for artists to help us with designs, sprites, backgrounds and UI. Although, we also welcome any writers willing to help us with developing concepts and adding more ideas!

Every person who applies should be involved with the Life Series fandom, we want to build a team with people as passionate about this Minecraft series as we are!

When answering the Application Form, please type in your favorite type of flower (in case you do not have one, just write 'sunflower') in the "Anything else to add?" part, this is only to ensure you've read the announcement :]

Welp, glad you asked. The current plan is, while the applications go on for a week or two, constantly post pieces of concept art and just story bits on this blog, then all the people selected to join the team will be added to the blog as members. We plan to post updates, concept art, sprites and small lore drops periodically on that blog to hopefully garner an audience, and it will also be open for asks and suggestions so that, even if some users aren’t part of the team, they can still help bring this absolute beast of a game to life. Ideally we will work on a small demo experience first with placeholders and stuff to just get the mechanics right and get some testers, and after that, use all feedback, polish the art, deliver a beta version for playtesting, then fix the last details and then release the full version on itch.io, that’s our roadmap. :D (there's the possibility to also publish a browser version to Newgrounds with mobile compatibility tho, so mobile users do not fear!)

Well, Project LUMEN is a very, very hefty task, a big plan to undertake, and, in all honesty, too much work for only three people. Also, talking from experience, having other person involved in development has helped LUMEN to give gigantic steps, helping to ground ideas and give inspiration, now, imagine how far we could go if we had more people in this squad. We are not only looking for artists, we are looking for people whom we can brainstorm with and throw concepts around to polish them and grow the game even more. However, we also wish to keep the team directly working on the game fairly reduced, we are thinking 3–5 people more, but depending on the amount of responses we have, we might consider expanding that number.

The spirit of the game is to be made by the community for the community, we want to offer a quality game, and, by working together, we will be able to make Project LUMEN the best it can be. Though, you need to be aware that this project is solely fueled by the passion we have for the Life Series, and we will not profit off it at all. Please, take into account that this is likely going to be a months-long project, and only apply if you are willing to put in the effort in the long-run, that’s all we ask for.

On the bright side though, by joining in the developing of the game, you’ll be able to contribute to it as much as you’d like, change anything, add anything! You’ll have your rightful spot in the credits and probably a cameo in-game, the team may be small, but we know that, with the right people, we will be able to get it done (cleo is in the storyline too dw).

Application Form!

[gemgdynamight0]

Katsuki talking to his younger self❤️

[uniiiquehecrt]

Voice actors are NOT the same as actors.

It takes a specific kind of skill-set and training to be able to warp and meld the voice. It takes a certain kind of talent and dedication to hone that talent into the ability to meld the voice and invoke emotion with one's voice alone. Actors are used to using their voice secondarily to their body language and their facial expressions. It's all mirrored back on camera. They do have nuance. But it's a different kind of nuance and a different kind of training to produce that nuance.

Voice actors might get their likeness transposed on their character's design, and maybe their mannerisms might seep into the character's animation. But when it's all said and done: their presence is in their voice. They are bringing a character to life, showing that emotion in their voice, trying to keep a specific accent, drawl, pitch, tone in that voice and keep it consistent for their recording sessions.

The voice actor is like a classically trained musician who can play first chair in a competitive, world-renown orchestra. The actor (who fills the voice actor's role) is like a moot who played violin in beginner and intermediate high school orchestra and thinks they can get into Juilliard with that 2-4 years of experience.

This doesn't mean that the HS orchestra moot can't play. They can even be really good at it. Maybe they won competitions and sat first chair. But they are not in the same league as the person who's been training their whole lives and lives and breathes to hone their craft using the instrument and all of the training they've ever acquired to perfect it. They are not meant for the same roles. They are not in the same caliber. You do not hire the HS equivalent when you want to play complex music in a competitive orchestra.

Actors are not the same as voice actors.

And furthermore, actors - especially big name actors - taking the roles of animated characters for big budget films or TV pilots makes no sense anyways when - at least in the case of TV pilots - there's not a point to hiring a big budget actors anyways. That money could be used elsewhere (like paying your animators), and the talent that is brought onto the screen for X character could then be hired on to voice said character no recasting required.

I wouldn't say voice acting as a profession is in danger exactly, but it's certainly being disrespected and overlooked for celebrity clout, and this has ALWAYS been an issue. Shoot, even Robin Williams knew that much - which is why he tried so hard not to be used as a marketing chess piece for Aladdin and got royally pissed off when it happened anyways. People shouldn't go to any movie (but especially not animated films) because "oh famous actor is in it". People should go because it's a good movie and the voice acting is good.

People who honest to god think that voice actors are replaceable because "oh well anyone can voice act" or "I like xyz celebrity so naturally it'll be good" ... Honestly I just wish you'd reassess your priorities because you're missing the point and are part of the problem.

Voice Actors ≠ Actors.

[techbreeze-it-solutions]

Real-Time Data Synchronization with Mosquitto MQTT in Node.js

Real-time data synchronization is crucial in modern applications like IoT, live chats, and online games. Mosquitto MQTT, a lightweight messaging protocol, is perfect for such use cases due to its efficient, reliable, and low-bandwidth communication. This blog will guide you through setting up Mosquitto MQTT and integrating it with Node.js, providing code snippets and best practices to ensure a…

[stupidlittlespirit]

I tried drawing reeda because I love her. I have no idea what you had in mind for her design so I just re-read the chapter and went off of what your description was the best that I could. She gives me Painter vibes from pressure

I LOVE THISSSSSSSSSSSSS THANK YOU!!!!!! Ford absolutely has a mini monitor like this in each room so he can see its messages!

Honestly REEDA's main design in my head fits Ford's lab, so it's a very retro cassette-futuristic style like you've illustrated. Think: how did people imagine the future was going to look in 197-something. All Commodores and IBM and thick plastic etc.

Ford's lab in mtb is designed with that exact aesthetic in mind, so terminals and things like this were at the forefront of my mind:

These types of terminals are primarily in the mainframe room that Reader goes through to access the lab. It's all set up with things like the above. Whereas REEDA's central screens in the main body of the lab look more like the ones in The Forbin Project:

Except they're a mix of both of those aesthetics, so they're weirdly long CRT monitors suspended in a similar layout to the above!

Here's another ss from Forbin bc it works along similar lines! And also it's a great movie and you should watch it!

[vaguely-concerned]

there's a self-help/mental health adjacent post that's going around and it seems to be really helpful for a lot of people which is very good. I also personally hate it with all my fucking heart

[scholarhat01]

Building Real-Time Applications with SignalR in .NET

In today's digital world, real-time communication and interactivity have become paramount. Whether you're developing a chat application, a live dashboard, or a collaborative editing platform, the need for instant updates and seamless user experiences is evident. This is where SignalR, a powerful library in the .NET ecosystem, comes into play. In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into the world of SignalR and learn how to harness its capabilities to build real-time applications. So, let's get started on this journey to enhance your dot net training!

1: Introduction to SignalR

SignalR is a library in the .NET framework that simplifies the process of adding real-time functionality to your applications. It allows for bidirectional communication between clients and servers, enabling instant updates and data synchronization. SignalR is particularly valuable for applications that require live updates, such as chat applications, online gaming, and collaborative tools.

With SignalR, you can seamlessly integrate real-time features into your .NET applications without the need for complex and cumbersome configurations. It abstracts the underlying communication protocols and provides a high-level API, making it easier for developers to focus on building features rather than dealing with low-level networking details.

2: Setting Up Your Development Environment

Before you dive into building real-time applications with SignalR, it's essential to set up your development environment. Ensure you have the latest version of the .NET SDK installed on your machine. You can download it from the official .NET website. Additionally, you may want to use a code editor like Visual Studio or Visual Studio Code for a more seamless development experience.

Once your development environment is ready, you can start creating your .NET application and adding SignalR to it. SignalR can be installed via NuGet, the package manager for .NET. You can use the following command to install SignalR in your project:

bashCopy code

dotnet add package Microsoft.AspNetCore.SignalR

This command will add the necessary packages and dependencies to your project, allowing you to start using SignalR in your application.

3: Understanding Hubs in SignalR

In SignalR, a hub is a central communication point that manages client-server interactions. Hubs provide a high-level API for sending and receiving messages between clients and the server. To create a hub in your .NET application, you need to define a class that derives from the Hub class provided by SignalR.

Here's a simple example of a SignalR hub class:

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using Microsoft.AspNetCore.SignalR; public class ChatHub : Hub { public async Task SendMessage(string user, string message) { await Clients.All.SendAsync("ReceiveMessage", user, message); } }

In the above code, we've created a ChatHub that inherits from Hub. It defines a method SendMessage that allows clients to send messages, which are then broadcasted to all connected clients.

4: Establishing Connections

In a real-time application, establishing and managing connections between clients and the server is crucial. SignalR simplifies this process by handling connection management for you. Clients can connect to a hub using JavaScript or any compatible client library provided by SignalR.

On the server side, SignalR provides APIs to manage connections, such as detecting when a client connects or disconnects. Here's an example of how you can handle client connections in a SignalR hub:

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public override async Task OnConnectedAsync() { // Perform actions when a client connects } public override async Task OnDisconnectedAsync(Exception exception) { // Perform actions when a client disconnects }

5: Building a Real-Time Chat Application

Let's put our knowledge of SignalR into practice by building a real-time chat application. This is a common use case for SignalR and a great way to learn its capabilities.

Step 1: Create a New SignalR Hub

First, create a new SignalR hub class in your .NET project. This hub will handle chat-related functionality.

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public class ChatHub : Hub { // Your hub code here }

Step 2: Establish Connection

In your chat application's frontend (typically using JavaScript), establish a connection to the hub.

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const connection = new signalR.HubConnectionBuilder() .withUrl("/chatHub") .build(); connection.start().catch(err => console.error(err));

Step 3: Sending and Receiving Messages

Now, implement methods in your hub for sending and receiving messages.

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public async Task SendMessage(string user, string message) { await Clients.All.SendAsync("ReceiveMessage", user, message); }

In your JavaScript code, you can call this method to send messages to the server.

javascriptCopy code

connection.invoke("SendMessage", user, message).catch(err => console.error(err));

Step 4: Handle Received Messages

Handle received messages on the client-side and display them in your chat interface.

javascriptCopy code

connection.on("ReceiveMessage", (user, message) => { // Display the message in the chat interface });

With these steps, you've created a basic real-time chat application using SignalR.

6: Scaling Real-Time Applications

As your real-time application grows, you may need to consider scalability and load balancing. SignalR provides support for scaling out your application using various backplanes, such as Redis or Azure SignalR Service. These backplanes allow multiple instances of your application to communicate and share state, ensuring that real-time updates are consistent across all servers.

Scaling your SignalR application is essential when you have a large number of concurrent users or when high availability is a requirement.

7: Security Considerations

Security is a critical aspect of any real-time application. SignalR provides features for authenticating and authorizing clients, ensuring that only authorized users can access certain parts of your application or perform specific actions.

To secure your SignalR application, you can implement authentication mechanisms, such as integrating with identity providers or using custom authentication logic. Additionally, you can use authorization policies to control access to hubs and hub methods based on user roles or specific criteria.

8: Real-World Examples

SignalR's versatility extends beyond chat applications. It has been used in various real-world scenarios, such as:

1. Live Dashboards

Real-time data visualization is essential for monitoring systems, analytics, and business intelligence. SignalR allows you to build live dashboards that update in real-time as data changes, providing immediate insights to users.

2. Online Gaming

Online multiplayer games heavily rely on real-time communication between players and the server. SignalR makes it easier to create responsive and interactive gaming experiences.

3. Collaborative Tools

Applications like collaborative document editing, project management, and brainstorming tools benefit from SignalR's ability to synchronize changes across multiple users in real time.

9: Conclusion

In this guide, we've explored the power of SignalR in building real-time applications with .NET. From understanding the basics of SignalR and setting up your development environment to building a real-time chat application and considering scalability and security, you now have the knowledge to create interactive and dynamic experiences for your users.

SignalR is a valuable addition to your dot net training, empowering you to take your .NET applications to the next level by incorporating real-time functionality seamlessly. So, start experimenting with SignalR today and bring your real-time application ideas to life!

[self-indulgentmanic]

Hello fellow death mark shitposter! Can i request a mashita and ooe cops-on-cops violence pls. I only see mashita beefing with ban but ooe with mashita bickering is more funnier

And some cop-on-excop friendship to balance it out❤️❤️

Being fr tho I dont see a lot of Ooe love around here so Im glad I got some inspo to draw her, thank you!!

[scentofpines]

i got an email today from my uni that was sent to all students from the faculty i'm in and it's a job offer for a project from the uni's school museum where they catalogue and analyze old school note/exercise books from 1820-1950s and...idk i should probably apply right??? They're not even asking for a CV (mine would be empty), how often do you get that lmao. And it's only 6 hours a week, starting this October and the project is supposed to last 3 months and there is a possibilty of the museum hiring you for longer. And i mean, if it sucks i guess i can push through the 3 months? should i do it ahhhh my panic brain is screaming but it's not often that there is a job offer that is that nice

[violetlilly23]

I have decided I don't care about what an endo is and I think yall are all crazy for fighting about this