
Explore SignalR, a real-time communication library that uses hubs and persistent connections to push updates from server to client, enabling chat, live notifications, and real-time dashboards.
Install SignalR in an ASP.NET Core project, configure services and routes, and build real-time chat with hubs, clients, and persistent connections.
Learn to set up SignalR hubs, send and receive messages, and enable bidirectional real-time communication between the server and clients, with server broadcasts and group targeting.
Explore advanced SignalR features to build secure real time apps. Group clients for targeted broadcasts, enforce authentication and authorization, and implement robust error handling with automatic connection recovery.
Explore how to integrate SignalR with WebSockets, mobile apps, and front-end frameworks like React and Vue to enable real-time updates and scalable cross-platform applications.
Scale SignalR by using Redis as a backplane to synchronize client connections and broadcast messages across multiple servers, enabling load balancing and reliable delivery.
Scale SignalR for high-traffic apps by adopting event-driven messaging with Kafka or RabbitMQ, using Redis backplanes for cross-server message broadcasting, and leveraging Azure SignalR Service or backplanes for reliability.
Manage SignalR connection state across real-time apps by handling connections, disconnections, and reconnections, while selecting protocols (JSON, MessagePack, or custom) to ensure seamless updates and session continuity.
Build a real time chat app with SignalR by supporting multiple connections, using groups for chat channels, and adding real time notifications to alert users.
Improve SignalR performance by reducing network overhead, managing connections, and using dependency injection; monitor traffic, optimize broadcasts with groups and throttling, and scale with Readus backplanes and load balancing.
explore best practices for real-time apps with SignalR, emphasizing WebSockets, throttling, minimal payloads, secure scalable connections, and when to consider alternatives.
In this course, you will learn how to implement real-time communication in your web applications using SignalR with ASP.NET Core. SignalR is a powerful library that enables bi-directional communication between the server and client, making it perfect for building interactive applications like chat apps, live notifications, and collaborative tools.
Starting with the basics, you’ll understand what SignalR is and how it works, before diving into practical examples like setting it up in your ASP.NET Core projects. You will learn how to create hubs, manage connections, and send real-time messages between the server and clients.
As you progress, you will explore advanced features like scaling SignalR applications using Redis, integrating SignalR with popular front-end frameworks such as React and Vue, and optimizing performance. By the end of the course, you will have the knowledge and hands-on experience to build and deploy real-time applications that can scale and perform efficiently.
This course is designed for developers who are new to SignalR and real-time communication, but it’s also perfect for experienced developers looking to enhance their skill set and build high-performance, interactive web applications. No prior experience with SignalR is needed—just a basic understanding of web development and ASP.NET Core. Join now and master SignalR!