ASP.NET Core SignalR Fundamentals
Real-time apps with SignalR — hubs, transports, strongly typed hubs, clients, auth and scaling.
In a traditional web application, only the client initiates exchanges with the server. If data changes server-side (e.g., another user places a bid), other clients are not notified unless they manually refresh the page.
SignalR allows the server to push data to clients as soon as a change occurs — without clients needing to refresh or poll periodically.
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What's inside
24 sections- 1 Table of Contents
- 2 Introduction — The Power of SignalR
- 3 Hub and RPC Architecture
- 4 Transports and Negotiation
- 5 Connection Lifecycle
- 6 Strongly Typed Hubs
- 7 Advanced Server Features
- 8 JavaScript Client — Complete Guide
- 9 .NET Client — Complete Guide
- 10 Authentication and Authorization
- 11 Hosting and Scaling
- 12 Performance and Advanced Configuration
- 13 Demo Application — Full Auction System
- 14 Summary and Best Practices
- 15 Review Questions
- 16 Streaming with SignalR
- 17 Connection Lifecycle — Complete Guide
- 18 Strongly Typed Hubs — Complete Guide
- 19 Advanced Configuration and Performance
- 20 Azure SignalR Service — Deployment Guide
- 21 Authentication and Authorization — Complete Guide
- 22 Demo Application — Complete Auction System
- 23 Best Practices and Common Pitfalls
- 24 Advanced Review Questions
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