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I don´t get the "Real-Time" part. Are the API requests ensured to be responded by a given time? That would be sensational. Is it meant to be compatible with the
by Aldipower 7y ago
I don´t get the "Real-Time" part.
Are the API requests ensured to be responded by a given time? That would be sensational.
Is it meant to be compatible with the newest Linux kernel shipping RT out-of-the-box? ;)
- JMTQp8lwXL 7y agoThe real time feature is 2-fold: 1. Feathers supports websockets, so you can push data to clients as the data is created/updated, etc. 2. The Feathers server can decide what types of events to send to the client. If you have multiple servers, you can keep the events in-sync by using redis/activemq with the feathers-sync module.
- EdwardMSmith 7y agoThis is "Web realtime" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real-time_web https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real-time_web) not real real-time.