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ASP.NET Core SignalR Chat with React.js
Introduction In one of the last posts, we saw how we can make a simple chat with ASP.NET Core SignalR and Angular 5. This time, we will use the same code from the backend and swap Angular with React on the frontend.
ASP.NET Core SignalR Chat with Angular 5
Introduction In one of the previous posts, we saw how we can make a simple chat with ASP.NET Core SignalR. It takes about 5-10 mins for someone who is familiar with the environment and ASP.NET Core. Or even less.
ASP.NET Core SignalR - Simple chat
Update The code has been updated to use latest SignalR - 6 which works with ASP.NET Core 6 Link to GitHub repository: https://github.com/Ibro/SignalRSimpleChat Angular 5 version: here React.js version: here Introduction In the last post, we briefly mentioned what SignalR is all about and talked about the history of the SignalR.
Chat Application with Angular and Socket.IO
Introduction We will use RxJS, Angular, express (Node.js) & Socket.IO to make a chat application. We will get to see how useful RxJS can be in this scenario. For the purpose of making things smooth and easy we will be using Angular CLI to generate basic client structure and get us a boilerplate for simplest working Angular application. On the back-end we will use Node.js with express and Socket.IO. Reasoning behind this is that Socket.IO is very easy to set up and work with. Furthermore, it provides both server and client side libraries. Socket.IO primarily uses WebSocket protocol to enable real-time bidirectional communication.