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Topcoat 0.9 adds server-push UI updates
Developing high confidence
The excerpt directly describes Topcoat 0.9’s server-push support and gives examples of its use.
What changed
Topcoat 0.9 adds support for opening a WebSocket connection so browser clients can subscribe to UI changes over long-lived connections. The post also describes server-rendered updates triggered by client-side signals and updates to Toasty, Topcoat’s database client.
Why it matters
The release extends Topcoat’s server-rendered approach with ways to update interfaces in response to client and server state changes, including use cases such as chat interfaces and streaming page content.
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What the evidence supports
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Topcoat 0.9 supports server-push UI changes over WebSocket connections.
“Starting with version 0.9, Topcoat also supports server-push.”Open cited source ↗