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Published inOct 2015
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Tyson Cadenhead
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Tyson Cadenhead works as a senior JavaScript engineer at Aloompa in Nashville, Tennessee. He has dedicated his professional career to building large-scale applications in JavaScript and Node. Tyson addresses audiences at various conferences and programming meetups on how to build real-time web applications with Socket.IO or Meteor.js. He blogs on topics such as JavaScript and web technologies at http://www.tysoncadenhead.com. Tyson lives in the greater Nashville area with his wife and two sons, where he enjoys gardening, raising chickens, reading philosophy and economics books, and playing guitar.
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Introduction


Socket.IO uses namespaces to keep separate types of messages from colliding with each other. With namespaces, we can be sure that our applications are listening for the correct events.

We can also define arbitrary rooms that our sockets can join or leave. These rooms restrict someone from receiving messages and send them only to interested parties.

In this chapter, you will also learn how to harness namespaces and rooms to create richer real-time experiences.

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Published in: Oct 2015Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781785880865

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Tyson Cadenhead

Tyson Cadenhead works as a senior JavaScript engineer at Aloompa in Nashville, Tennessee. He has dedicated his professional career to building large-scale applications in JavaScript and Node. Tyson addresses audiences at various conferences and programming meetups on how to build real-time web applications with Socket.IO or Meteor.js. He blogs on topics such as JavaScript and web technologies at http://www.tysoncadenhead.com. Tyson lives in the greater Nashville area with his wife and two sons, where he enjoys gardening, raising chickens, reading philosophy and economics books, and playing guitar.
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