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General Reference
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0: Language and Tooling
1: Frontend Basics
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CSS
2: Backend Basics
3: Backend Applications
4: Backend Structure
5: Full-Stack Applications
6: Frontend Infrastructure
7: React
8: Advanced React
9: Advanced Topics
9.0: Module 9 Overview
9.1: Testing
9.2: Security
9.3: Django
9.4: React Native
9.5: ML - Bayes Theorem
9.6: GraphQL / React-Apollo
9.7: Web Sockets
9.8: CSS Animations
9.9: CI/CD
9.ICE: In-Class Exercises
9.POCE: Post-Class Exercises
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Algorithms
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Interview Prep
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User Experience
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9.7: Web Sockets
Web Sockets are an internet technology that is not based on HTTP requests. They exist to solve the problem of not wanting to make a round trip request-response pattern to do some action. Web sockets allow one-way communication between the front-end and back-end. You no longer have to either, send something and wait for a response, or make a request in order to know something about what happened.
Some examples:
  • sending a notification to all logged in users
  • receiving a chat message
  • telling the user they lost the card game
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