Real time fluent communication using SignalR and Cloud (Windows Azure)
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The document discusses the Microsoft Summit 2013 track on architecture and best practices, covering topics such as real-time web technologies like Web Sockets and SignalR frameworks, how SignalR implements hubs and persistent connections for real-time client-server communication, and how SignalR secures connections using connection tokens and IDs. SignalR is highlighted as a good solution for building real-time applications with low-latency client-server and server-client communication and broadcasting capabilities that can scale.
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- 4. • • • • • • • Internet in our days Fluent communication Connection methods Security Performance Scalability Conclusion
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