During this course you will learn how to build a meaningful real-time application. You will learn techniques to setup an open connection between the client and the server. This will enable you to send data in real-time both ways, at the same time.

• Deal with real-time complexity
• Handle real-time client-server interaction
• Handle real-time data management
• Handle multi-user support

Rubric

Goal: Build and deploy a unique barebone real-time app

Exercises
Slides

9.30 - Laurens, Guido

• start with barebone product (chat)
• start with main product if you are skilled enough

11.00 - Robin, Maikel

• Start working on your product Ask Robin and Maikel for help if needed

16.00 - Guido, Laurens, Maikel, Robin Stand-up

9.30 - Guido, Laurens

• API creating explained
• What is socket.io?
• Data management
• Questions

10.30 - Robin, Maikel

• Continue working on product Ask Robin and Maikel for help if needed

16.00 - Guido, Laurens, Maikel, Robin Stand-up

10.30 - Guido, Laurens

• Check up talk, (10 min)

Goal: Store, manipulate and share data between server-client

Exercises
Slides

9.30 - Laurens, Guido

• Feedback of last week
• How does the rubric work?
• Data management explained
• Questions

11:00 - Robin, Maikel

• Continue working on product Ask Robin and Maikel for help if needed

16:00 - Laurens, Guido, Maikel Robin Stand-up

9.30 - Guido, Laurens

• Live coding
• Data management explained
• Socket broadcast functions
• Data Life Cycle diagram

10.30 - Laurens, Guido

• Progress talk, (10 min)

Goal: Handle data sharing and multi-user support

Exercises
Slides

9.30 - Guido

• Storing data
• Caching
• Security
• Sessions

9.30 - Laurens, Guido

• OAuth
• Peer reviews

Exercises

9.30: Deadline for your final commit

9.30: Web Design shizzle

14.00: Privacy discussion in groups

This part is optional but I promise it will be good.

9.30: Assessments

9.30: Assessments

15.00?: Virtual drinks!

I was thinking of trying out Mozilla Hubs for this :)