Posts tagged with streaming
Unlike traditional Long-polling using AJAX requests, where multiple requests are sent to the server and a new connection is established each time, event streams are sent to the client in real-time in a single request.
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Output Buffering is not so popular these days, but it is powerful. with simple vintage OB technique I made a real-time payment process UI
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Earlier this week the PHP Foundation was announced. In this stream on GitHub, my buddies Christoph Rumpel, James Brooks and I discuss what we think this means for the future of PHP.
In this stream I share how Mattias Geniar and I started and are growing Oh Dear. Halfway the stream, Simon Bennet joins me to talk about Snapshooter.
In this stream (which is the first I've ever done) I'll show you what you can do with our upcoming laravel-backup-server package and how it works under the hood.
A while ago, I created an easy to use framework agnostic PHP package to read and write CSV and Excel files called spatie/simple-excel. Behind the scenes, generators are used to ensure low memory usage, even when working with large files. Today I added a method that allows you to stream CSV files to the browser. In this small blog post, I'd like to demonstrate how you can use it.
In this talk Jay Phelps, an engineer at Netflix, explains how Netflix using reactive programming to visualise a large stream of events.
Twitter provides a streaming API with which you can do interesting things such as listen for tweets that contain specific strings or actions a user might take (e.g. liking a tweet, following someone,...). In this post you'll learn an easy way to work with that API. Phirehose When researching on how…
You might have tried a service like the now defunct OnLive.http://lg.io/2015/04/12/run-your-own-high-end-cloud-gaming-service-on-ec2.html...
Steam recently introduced In-Home Streaming, which basically creates a mini-OnLive in your own home with all the same Steam games I played with my eGPU. But… let’s do it over the Internet!
I've tried it and it works great.