Lessons:19Length:2.7 hours
2.8 Claiming a Won Product
We'll complement the scenario in which a user wins an auction by allowing the user to rightfully claim the product.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction01:44
1.1
Introduction
01:44
1.2What Are WebSockets?03:00
1.2
What Are WebSockets?
03:00
2.Building the App
2.1Bootstrap a Rails App05:22
2.1
Bootstrap a Rails App
05:22
2.2Building Products09:04
2.2
Building Products
09:04
2.3Building Users10:08
2.3
Building Users
10:08
2.4Building Auctions09:51
2.4
Building Auctions
09:51
2.5Bidding at an Auction (Part 1)17:13
2.5
Bidding at an Auction (Part 1)
17:13
2.6Bidding at an Auction (Part 2)09:08
2.6
Bidding at an Auction (Part 2)
09:08
2.7Winning an Auction12:45
2.7
Winning an Auction
12:45
2.8Claiming a Won Product06:57
2.8
Claiming a Won Product
06:57
3.Adding WebSockets
3.1Defining a WebSockets Interface04:01
3.1
Defining a WebSockets Interface
04:01
3.2Implementing WebSockets for the Client (Part 1)12:25
3.2
Implementing WebSockets for the Client (Part 1)
12:25
3.3Implementing WebSockets for the Client (Part 2)07:18
3.3
Implementing WebSockets for the Client (Part 2)
07:18
3.4Beginning WebSockets for the Server10:21
3.4
Beginning WebSockets for the Server
10:21
3.5Handling Bids Through WebSockets13:22
3.5
Handling Bids Through WebSockets
13:22
3.6Notifying Other Bidders About Outbids05:20
3.6
Notifying Other Bidders About Outbids
05:20
3.7Notifying Bidders About Wins and Losses13:43
3.7
Notifying Bidders About Wins and Losses
13:43
3.8Handling Multiple Products06:58
3.8
Handling Multiple Products
06:58
4.Conclusion
4.1Final Review01:20
4.1
Final Review
01:20
