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A Beginner's Guide to WebSockets

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1

A gentle introduction to the web-socket protocol, how it works, it's intended usage and a number of examples where it can be used with Python and it's popular web frameworks - topped off with a rapid demonstration of the speed and ease of which it can be implemented with Python. Talk given by Dion Misic at PyCon Australia in August 2018. This talks is under the creative commons license. freeCodeCamp is not associated with this talk but we are excited to bring it to a wider audience
Date: 2022-03-14

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Comments and reviews: 5

Petar
You are trying to teach this open-source subject (web-design related topics) on the totally closed platform (MAC machines and OS). Is this a joke? If not, then call your video -dedicated to MAC lovers only...not for the vast open source community-. I cannot believe a software engineer would use a fashion-designer's tool... unless he works for Apple.
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Bojan
This dude is awesome! Short and precise without needless details. The tempo of the presentation and the accent is just fantastic. 10/10
We need more teachers like him.
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Rohman
is this different from the Network sockets ? You know the one that is used for establishing a connection between 2 computers or between a server and a client?
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Mhd
Lol Hahahahaha, That Was Funny Video During the Video, Lol hahahahah ... I've Just one Question, Is Nodejs more faster than Regular Websocket?
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Randy
Websockets seem cool but is it scalable? What tools/frameworks/technologies are now sort of obsolete with advent of websockets?
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