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Erik Hanchett
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Erik Hanchett is a software developer, blogger, and perpetual student who has been writing code for over 10 years. He currently resides in Reno Nevada, with his wife and two kids. He blogs about software development at ProgramWithErik.com. I would like to thank my wife Susan for helping me stay motivated. My friend F.B. Woods for all his help on the English language and Dr. Bret Simmons for teaching me the value of a personal brand. I would also like to thank all my friends and family that encouraged me along the way.
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Christoph Körner previously worked as a cloud solution architect for Microsoft, specializing in Azure-based big data and machine learning solutions, where he was responsible for designing end-to-end machine learning and data science platforms. He currently works for a large cloud provider on highly scalable distributed in-memory database services. Christoph has authored four books: Deep Learning in the Browser for Bleeding Edge Press, as well as Mastering Azure Machine Learning (first edition), Learning Responsive Data Visualization, and Data Visualization with D3 and AngularJS for Packt Publishing.
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Processing and visualizing logs on the client


In the previous section, you learned how to push the server logs from the server to the client; now, we need to organize these logs on the client, and then process and display them.

Bootstrapping a template with AngularJS and Socket.IO

Let's create a HTML page for our client application; we need to load the JavaScript libraries (D3.js, AngularJS, Socket.IO, the CSS layout Bootstrap, and all application files). Due to the usage of Socket.IO on the server side, it can be referenced on the client side with the /socket.io/socket.io.js pseudo location; all other third-party libraries are loaded from the bower_components directory.

We create the index.html page in the root directory of the project, add all libraries, and set up a very simple Bootstrap layout:

<!-- index.html -->
<html ng-app="myApp">
  <head>
    <!-- Include 3rd party libraries -->
    <script src="bower_components/d3/d3.js" charset="UTF-8"></script>...
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Erik Hanchett

Erik Hanchett is a software developer, blogger, and perpetual student who has been writing code for over 10 years. He currently resides in Reno Nevada, with his wife and two kids. He blogs about software development at ProgramWithErik.com. I would like to thank my wife Susan for helping me stay motivated. My friend F.B. Woods for all his help on the English language and Dr. Bret Simmons for teaching me the value of a personal brand. I would also like to thank all my friends and family that encouraged me along the way.
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Christoph Körner

Christoph Körner previously worked as a cloud solution architect for Microsoft, specializing in Azure-based big data and machine learning solutions, where he was responsible for designing end-to-end machine learning and data science platforms. He currently works for a large cloud provider on highly scalable distributed in-memory database services. Christoph has authored four books: Deep Learning in the Browser for Bleeding Edge Press, as well as Mastering Azure Machine Learning (first edition), Learning Responsive Data Visualization, and Data Visualization with D3 and AngularJS for Packt Publishing.
Read more about Christoph Körner