WebSockets

WebSockets, as an alternative to HTTP communication in Web Applications, offer a long-lived bidirectional communication channel between the client and server. In this article, we will explore how to use WebSockets for network interactions. Browser support for WebSockets WebSockets are supported by all modern browsers. Check out the following image to see the browser support for WebSockets: How WebSockets differ from HTTP WebSockets and HTTP are very different protocols in terms of communication....

The Web Platform is a powerful and diverse ecosystem comprising of APIs, tools, and languages. It offers endless possibilities for developers. If you are looking for a roadmap to learn the Web Platform, you’ve come to the right place. In this blog, I have compiled a collection of tutorials and articles that will help you navigate the Web Platform with ease. Let’s get started! Browser API Guides Begin your journey by diving into the Document Object Model (DOM), which is the fundamental API exposed by browsers....

WebSockets have emerged as an alternative to traditional HTTP communication in web applications, offering a long-lived, bidirectional channel for communication between clients and servers. Unlike HTTP, which follows a request/response protocol, WebSockets allow the server to send messages to the client without the client explicitly requesting them. Additionally, both the client and server can communicate with each other simultaneously, resulting in low latency and minimal data overhead. WebSockets are supported by all modern browsers, making them an excellent choice for real-time and long-lived communications....