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WebSockets
1. Introduction to Real-Time Web Communication
2. Core Concepts of WebSockets
3. The WebSocket Protocol (RFC 6455)
4. Client-Side WebSocket API (JavaScript)
5. Server-Side Implementation
6. Security Considerations
7. Scaling WebSocket Applications
8. Performance and Optimization
9. Reliability and Health Monitoring
10. Architectural Patterns
11. Debugging and Development Tools
12. Common Use Cases and Applications
Client-Side WebSocket API (JavaScript)
Creating a WebSocket Instance
Constructor Syntax and Parameters
Specifying WebSocket URL
Specifying Subprotocols
Connection States
CONNECTING State
OPEN State
CLOSING State
CLOSED State
ReadyState Property
WebSocket Events
onopen Event
Connection Established Handler
onmessage Event
Receiving Data Handler
Handling Text Messages
Handling Binary Messages
onerror Event
Error Event Structure
Common Error Scenarios
onclose Event
Connection Terminated Handler
Close Event Structure
Detecting Close Reasons
Sending Data
The send() Method
Method Syntax and Usage
Sending Text Data
String Data
JSON Serialization
Sending Binary Data
ArrayBuffer
Blob
Typed Arrays
Closing the Connection
The close() Method
Method Syntax and Parameters
Status Codes and Reason Strings
Standard Close Codes
Custom Close Reasons
Client-Side Best Practices
Handling Connection Failures
Detecting Connection Failures
Responding to Connection Failures
Implementing Automatic Reconnection Logic
Reconnection Strategies
Handling Reconnection Delays
Exponential Backoff Strategy
Algorithm Overview
Implementation Considerations
Managing Message Queues During Reconnection
Handling Browser Compatibility
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