As the UI/UX design slowly takes form, we would like to introduce the means to have web-sockets available to our application.
The idea of introducing web-sockets comes from the requirement to have monitoring and keep the UI/UX up to date whenever a config is manipulated. As a first step, we want to be able to publish (server-side) and subscribe (client-side) to any config changes.
EDIT: 30.06.2024
This feature will be consolidated into a ChatHub service.
A ChatHub typically refers to a centralized or integrated platform that serves as a hub for various chat-related functionalities. It could involve features such as real-time messaging, chatbot interactions, user authentication, and data storage for chat histories. ChatHubs are often used in applications where communication between users or between users and automated systems (like chatbots) is essential. This concept is particularly relevant in the context of web applications, mobile apps, and customer support systems.
stefanciprian
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As the UI/UX design slowly takes form, we would like to introduce the means to have web-sockets available to our application. The idea of introducing web-sockets comes from the requirement to have monitoring and keep the UI/UX up to date whenever a config is manipulated. As a first step, we want to be able to publish (server-side) and subscribe (client-side) to any config changes.
EDIT: 30.06.2024 This feature will be consolidated into a ChatHub service.
A ChatHub typically refers to a centralized or integrated platform that serves as a hub for various chat-related functionalities. It could involve features such as real-time messaging, chatbot interactions, user authentication, and data storage for chat histories. ChatHubs are often used in applications where communication between users or between users and automated systems (like chatbots) is essential. This concept is particularly relevant in the context of web applications, mobile apps, and customer support systems.