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Creating a Real-Time Web Canvas

Microsoft Reactor
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Let’s build an app that we can interact with in real-time using SignalR. A real-time web app lets us send updates directly from one client to another as they happen. This means we can keep multiple people in sync as they edit a document, chat in a chatroom or draw a picture together. In this stream we'll be finishing our app by building an interactive web canvas where we can draw on a collaborative canvas with a web app synchronized between multiple people. When this is finished, we'll be able to see new updates as they happen around the world without needing to refresh the page or write code to poll for updates. This will allow us …...more
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Creating a Real-Time Web Canvas
Let’s build an app that we can interact with in real-time using SignalR. A real-time web app lets us send updates directly from one client to another as they happen. This means we can keep multiple people in sync as they edit a document, chat in a chatroom or draw a picture together. In this stream we'll be finishing our app by building an interactive web canvas where we can draw on a collaborative canvas with a web app synchronized between multiple people. When this is finished, we'll be able to see new updates as they happen around the world without needing to refresh the page or write code to poll for updates. This will allow us to explore how to integrate a Blazor web app and SignalR together to create a cool and unique real-time web experience. This is the final stream in a series of streams exploring SignalR allowing us to create an experience that can be shared across the Microsoft Reactors in real-time. Speaker: Sam Wronski, Regional Cloud Advocate, Microsoft Sam Wronski is a Regional Cloud Advocate at Microsoft focused on empowering the San Francisco area to build awesome things with Azure. Sam has spent years building applications and tooling powered by containers. He's run the World of Zero channel on YouTube for the past 5 years where he's taught software engineering and game development. [eventID:16162]

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Microsoft Reactor

115K subscribers