We introduced a new Diffusion .NET Client Library that shipped with Diffusion 6.1. The new version of the client library allows you to develop .NET Diffusion clients for Windows, macOS and Linux thanks to the...
In Push Technology’s ongoing effort to simplify data management, optimization, and integration for companies developing business critical applications, Diffusion 6.1 adds new capabilities to manage data delivery to slow or disconnected clients. Introduction Diffusion uses...
In Push Technology’s ongoing effort to simplify data management, optimization, and integration for companies developing business critical applications, Diffusion 6.1 introduces a pair of powerful new features: automatic topic removal and topic ownership. Introduction Diffusion uses...
Introduction Companies worldwide choose and use Diffusion because it is an intelligent, reliable, highly-scalable, real-time application data delivery platform, perfect for handling time-sensitive or mission-critical data via web, mobile, and satellite networks. While real-time data delivery is...
Diffusion enables the creation of scalable real-time solutions on mobile, browser or desktop. Our latest release, Diffusion 6.0, includes new features to simplify development of collaborative applications, like real-time text chat. In this article, we’ll discuss a...
In July of 2010, the London Bike Hire Scheme, operated under Transport for London (TfL), was launched. Over the years the characteristic bicycles have become an integral part of London transport, beside the London Tube, black...
With the release of Diffusion 5.7 two new topic types have been introduced; JSON & Binary. The former is especially useful for users of the JavaScript client, since JSON is the defacto standard for handling data in web-applications...
There are times when you want to let your end-user clients subscribe to any topic they fancy. And there are times when you want to be able to exert a little control and curation over...
DiffusionTM communication is composed of discrete messages. Each client sends various types of message to its server, and separately receives messages from the server. There are messages that carry new values for subscribed topics; application messages sent...
Following on from part 1 of this blog series, we’ll next look at how the demo is constructed, the Bluemix services we used, and how they interact with each other. As mentioned previously, there are...
