What is SSE?

SSE (Server-Sent Events) is a technology that allows data initiated by the server to be sent to the browser. This one-way communication mechanism allows events or data updates to be transmitted asynchronously and continuously to client-side applications.

Who uses SSE?

SSE is also used by web developers, application developers and companies involved in the development of applications or services that provide real-time data transfer. It is often used by live broadcasts, weather updates or news portals.

What is SSE used for?

SSE is used to send continuously updated data from the server to the browser. This allows real-time content updates, such as live broadcasts, real-time event tracking or the display of updated data.

Why is SSE used?

SSE is used because it allows continuous and asynchronous data transfer between the server and the browser. This makes it easy to implement real-time functionality and increases the interactivity and user experience of applications.

Why is SSE good for the customer?

Using SSE has a number of advantages for customers. For example, it allows live and real-time content updates, which enhances the user experience and interactivity of the applications. In addition, SSE is simple to implement and easy to scale, which increases the stability and performance of applications. All this means that customers can get better and more engaging applications.