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Articles tagged with #real-time
Building a feature-rich, real-time chat application is a common requirement, but it's rarely a simple task. A "simple" request for chat can quickly spiral into a major engineering project. You need a database for message history, a real-time API with...
You need to add a real-time feature to your application. Maybe it's a "who's online" list, a collaborative form, or just sharing state across different domains. You've reached a classic developer crossroads: can you use the tools already in the brows...
Real-time is great, but what happens when the network isn't? In the real world, users are on flaky mobile connections, in tunnels, or on spotty Wi-Fi. Traditional real-time applications often freeze or fail in these situations, leading to a frustrati...
Web browsers strictly enforce the same-origin policy, meaning data stored via localStorage or sessionStorage on one domain (or subdomain) isn’t directly accessible on another. This is a great security feature, but it makes sharing user state (like pr...
If you've ever worked with a modern frontend application, you know the boilerplate that often comes with state management: actions, reducers, dispatchers, selectors... the list goes on. What if you could have a shared, real-time state object that beh...
