Lessons: 15Length: 2.9 hours
- Overview
- Transcript
2.10 My Third Web Server with Socket.IO
It’s time to send some real-time data to the browser. But we know that some real-time technologies aren’t available in certain browsers, such as WebSockets and AJAX. In this lesson, we’re going to be using a module called Socket.IO. This helps us by automatically detecting which features are available, and hiding the complexity from us. We just need to implement a bit of code to use it. So, we’ll stream the Twitter data from the last lesson to the browser.
1.Introduction
1.1Hello Node.js07:31
1.1
Hello Node.js
07:31
1.2Installation07:28
1.2
Installation
07:28
2.Node.js
2.1The File System14:58
2.1
The File System
14:58
2.2My First Web Server13:34
2.2
My First Web Server
13:34
2.3Node Package Manager07:29
2.3
Node Package Manager
07:29
2.4My Second Web Server with Express10:14
2.4
My Second Web Server with Express
10:14
2.5Connecting to the Outside World11:40
2.5
Connecting to the Outside World
11:40
2.6Creating a Module08:38
2.6
Creating a Module
08:38
2.7Publishing to NPM06:46
2.7
Publishing to NPM
06:46
2.8MongoDB21:43
2.8
MongoDB
21:43
2.9Twitter Streaming API12:22
2.9
Twitter Streaming API
12:22
2.10My Third Web Server with Socket.IO15:54
2.10
My Third Web Server with Socket.IO
15:54
2.11Nodester16:54
2.11
Nodester
16:54
2.12Spawning13:58
2.12
Spawning
13:58
3.Conclusion
3.1Tips and Troubleshooting07:10
3.1
Tips and Troubleshooting
07:10
