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One thing I'm curious about is how do you get the data to the browser. Particularly if you are interested in doing it in a low latency way with frequent data up
by bigger_cheese 5y ago
One thing I'm curious about is how do you get the data to the browser. Particularly if you are interested in doing it in a low latency way with frequent data updates?
For instance what do I need to do if I want to have a chart of timeseries data that is being updated in near realtime, say every 5 seconds, appear on a webpage?
In my Org data originates from Operational Historians which are essentially ring buffers for time series data and look a lot like SQL databases. How does javascript communicate with this sort of data efficiently. In "old school" Non live updating R world I would use a JDBC connection. What is javascript way of receiving the data?
- mirekrusin 5y agoWebsockets. We do price feeds for inhouse trading platform and we don't use anything else, it works very well for browser-backend and backend-backend comms.