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Streaming Client

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This page was created by Lars.olofsson@mdriven.net on 2023-06-01. Last edited by Edgar on 2025-01-20.

A "Streaming client," also called a "Streaming app," is a client of the Turnkey server that uses the Streaming API.

A client app that uses this interface is highly interactive. The server keeps all the objects needed for the client in memory with subscriptions to make it respond to any data changes.

One implementation of a Streaming client is the AngularJS Client.

See also: MDriven Turnkey Architecture

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 A "Streaming client," also called a "Streaming app," is a client of the Turnkey server that uses the Streaming API.
-A client app that uses this interface is highly interactive, and the server keeps all the objects needed for the client in memory with subscriptions to make it respond to any data changes.
+A client app that uses this interface is highly interactive. The server keeps all the objects needed for the client in memory with subscriptions to make it respond to any data changes.
-One implementation of a Streaming client is the [[AngularJS Client]].
+One implementation of a Streaming client is the [[Documentation:AngularJS Client|AngularJS Client]].
-See also: [[MDriven Turnkey Architecture]]
+'''See also:''' [[BestPractices:MDriven Turnkey Architecture|MDriven Turnkey Architecture]]
+[[Category:MDriven Turnkey]]
+{{Edited|July|12|2025}}