Better server to client communication mechanism over HTTP
I have a single server with several clients. I want to push messages to a particular client at a given time. Clients should not polling to the server. what are good patterns and practices to solve this problem?
Better server to client communication mechanism over HTTP
I have a single server with several clients. I want to push messages to a particular client at a given time. Clients should not polling to the server. what are good patterns and practices to solve this problem?
Better server to client communication mechanism over HTTP
I have a single server with several clients. I want to push messages to a particular client at a given time. Clients should not polling to the server. what are good patterns and practices to solve this problem?
Is there any algorithm pattern to protect any content in the web to ensure I am the first one who created it?
A few years ago there was this hacker (don’t remember who he was) that full disclosed a vulnerability in a given system, but to make sure nobody took credit for that, he created some kind of PGP key.
Is there any way to establish a direct connection between 2 mobile devices over internet?
In the company I’m working we have our own iOSAndroidWP apps which allow our employees to share a certain type of files to each other. This app works through our server but recently we encountered a situation when some of our employees need to reach to each other, they’re even in the same building, but can’t due to a restricted connection to the internet outside of the country. Installing a server in this country is out of the question so now we’re looking for an alternative solution.
Is there any way to establish a direct connection between 2 mobile devices over internet?
In the company I’m working we have our own iOSAndroidWP apps which allow our employees to share a certain type of files to each other. This app works through our server but recently we encountered a situation when some of our employees need to reach to each other, they’re even in the same building, but can’t due to a restricted connection to the internet outside of the country. Installing a server in this country is out of the question so now we’re looking for an alternative solution.
Is it possible to implement a RESTful API with a protocol other than HTTP(S)?
I was confused by the distinction between REST and HTTP, and I found this article that cleared things up for me. In summary, it explained that REST is a set of general principles for web communication, whereas HTTP is a specific application-layer internet protocol. The article pointed out that HTTP lends itself to following REST principles, but there are plenty of examples where applications violate REST while using HTTP.
Should non-browser applications connect to a URL?
I have written a game that users will download. When the game is started, I want it to automatically connect to the matchmaking server. Does that mean that, somewhere in the source code for the game, I should have something like