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Will be helpfull if you can to add example the simple web application #19

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ifle opened this issue Dec 16, 2017 · 11 comments
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Will be helpfull if you can to add example the simple web application #19

ifle opened this issue Dec 16, 2017 · 11 comments
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@ifle
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ifle commented Dec 16, 2017

Can you please to add the simple example?
How complicated to support the not core signalr version? I have legacy application that use another implementation of signalr functionality FM.WebSync
https://www.frozenmountain.com/products-services/websync/.
Thanks

@ifle ifle changed the title Will be nice if you can to add the simple web application as example Will be helpfull if you can to add example the simple web application Dec 16, 2017
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claylaut commented Dec 16, 2017

@ifle I m working on sample real-world application which currently is around 70%~80% completed. I will publish it soon in the coming weeks and these are technology stack that I m using:
client-side:

server-side:

  • .NET Core 2
  • Orleans 2.0 beta
  • SignalR.Orleans

Regarding your second question, we cannot support the legacy SignalR since this is based on the new ASP.NET Core SignalR and .NET Core 2.

I will let you know once the example is published.

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ifle commented Dec 16, 2017

Thanks

@galvesribeiro
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@ifle it is only compatible with the latest version of SignalR Core.

@claylaut great! Can you please use the regular SignalR on that sample? We can't assume people will be using custom made clients for now.

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@galvesribeiro there few points why I would like to use it:

  • I would like to do some promotion for my library 😊 (and currently its quite stable),
  • Currently, their api is quite unstable unfortunately
  • There are few items you need to handle them manually and/or developed to work as expected. Such as: disposing of subscriptions, reconnection strategy, multi-connection state management.
  • In real life scenario is normal you will have a wrapper on top of a library ex: graphql you will use apollo-client but if you are using angular you will use apollo-angular + apollo-angular-links.

This is the exact technology stack that I've selected to start using for work and I would like to showcase all the technologies used together.
Later on, I can do very basic project which uses the pure library too

@cenyong
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cenyong commented Jan 9, 2018

Can you please to add the simple example?

@alfkonee
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alfkonee commented Feb 9, 2018

Since ths is a thread for an example I want to ask @claylaut how are you handling routing in your App can I get a snippet on how It'll work,

@galvesribeiro Do you have any pointers on how to connect an JS Client to an actor using the SignalR.Orleans

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Zonciu commented Aug 9, 2018

Any news about the example?

@dzmitry-lahoda
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I am creating sample of using project in next way (to get things work and understand):

Will send pull if suits.

@galvesribeiro
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@dzmitry-lahoda feel free to send a PR. However, we don't want users to require CsToMd to build anything on the repo as people (like myself) don't use Visual Studio nor are on Windows.

The readme file should be written with regular markdown.

Thanks! Looking forward to it!

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I am in progress right now of Sample. I found it hard so. readme.md example is not very clear or even compiles. I agree that tool should not be used, but the main idea of it to have documentation be runnable to ensure its quality.

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Thanks in advance.

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