Pluralsight Real time Web Applications

A large number of technologies and practices have attempted to tackle real-time demands to constantly update the browser. The new HTML5 WebSocket protocol promises bi-directional communication between the server and the client through a single TCP connection that removes a great load of header information and reduces latency. At the end of this course, you will be fully aware of the technologies needed to build real-time web applications and why HTML5 WebSockets offer us the opportunity to create unique web apps and enhance browser capabilities we had never had the chance to lay our hands on before.

Pluralsight Real time Web Applications Introduction to Real-time Web Applications 00:12:30
Introduction 02:41
Polling and Long-Polling 04:55
Forever Frame 02:57
HTML5 Server-sent Events 01:19
Summary 00:36
HTML5 WebSockets – The Basics 00:15:40
Introduction 00:35
Evolution of the Web 04:37
WebSockets vs. Other Techniques 05:07
WebSockets Basics 04:45
Summary 00:34
Pluralsight Real time Web Applications HTML5 WebSockets - The Demo 00:31:51
Introduction 01:47
Server-side Code 06:03
Client-side Code 06:14
Data Transfer Types 02:52
Authentication 03:34
Security 03:23
Fallbacks 02:47
Inspecting 02:05
Next Steps 01:48
Summary 01:14

Introduction to Real-time Web Applications	00:12:30
Introduction	02:41
Polling and Long-Polling	04:55
Forever Frame	02:57
HTML5 Server-sent Events	01:19
Summary	00:36
HTML5 WebSockets – The Basics	00:15:40
Introduction	00:35
Evolution of the Web	04:37
WebSockets vs. Other Techniques	05:07
WebSockets Basics	04:45
Summary	00:34
HTML5 WebSockets - The Demo	00:31:51
Introduction	01:47
Server-side Code	06:03
Client-side Code	06:14
Data Transfer Types	02:52
Authentication	03:34
Security	03:23
Fallbacks	02:47
Inspecting	02:05
Next Steps	01:48
Summary	01:14