Server Sent Events fx code example - part ll

1. SSE fx client - server structured code example.

fxpair1.structured.php

fxserver1.structured.php

fxclient1.basic.structured.html

2. SSE fx client - server with history code example.

fxserver2.structured.php

fxclient2.history.html

SSE Notes

• Object.keys is available in all browsers where SSE is also available. When we start adding fallbacks we will need a polyfill for IE8 and earlier. The polyfill is slower: it is an O(n) algorithm (where n is the number of keys), whereas a native Object.keys should be O(1).

• With persistent storage we can store all the data that is streamed to us, opening up a world of possibilities: tables, real-time charts, client-side analysis using the latest machine learning technologies, and so on.

Reference :

1. Server-sent events Web APIs MDN

2. Data Push Apps With HTML5 SSE: Pragmatic Solutions for Real-World Clients, Darren Cook, O’Reilly Media, Mar 2014. isbn:9781430264484, isbn:9781449371937, amazon:1449371930, google:7gYiAwAAQBAJ

3. Wikipedia

We’re entering a new world in which data may be more important than software. - Tim O’Reilly