What is it?
Web consoles are often featured on AWS and Azure. They offer meaningful feedback via output messages while executing time-consuming tasks.
I had to build something similar for a client recently and did some prototyping using ASP.NET with SignalR.
There are many articles on the web describing how SignalR works - and some useful examples that involve creating a chat server/client. Rather than getting bogged down in the details, I think it would be helpful to see SignalR in action.
I've uploaded my 'web console' prototype project to Github, which is a simpler implementation of SignalR with ASP.NET.
If you work with ASP.NET and are curious about web consoles feel free to download and have a play.
Documentation can be found within the Readme on GitHub. 😉
dalbir-singh
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signalr-web-console
A web based output console for displaying progress messages when executing tasks using ASP.NET C# and SignalR
signalr-web-console
A web based output console for displaying progress messages when executing tasks using ASP.NET C# and SignalR.
What is it?
This repository contains a simple ASP.NET web application using SignalR to send status/progress messages to the client.
This feature is useful when a user triggers one or more time consuming backend processes, usually between 10-30 seconds.
In addition to just displaying messages, the project includes a console for printing the messages a.k.a web console.
Do note, the console is read-only - for printing messages.
How to run
Clone the repo, restore nuget packages (clean & build) and run!
(ASP.NET - 4.7.2 .Net Framework)
How does it work?
When you launch the project, a page will load with a button and a console window.
When you click on the button, an AJAX request will be posted to the server and time consuming tasks will be simulated. As each task completes…
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