Live Updates in Ruby on Rails with ActionCable Featureby@santiago-rodrig
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ActionCable uses the WebSocket connection protocol to broadcast real-time updates to the client and the server as soon as it happens. Ruby on Rails uses Redis to store and maintain synced messages sent over the channel streams. The following steps assume that you are familiar with Ruby on. Rails and you are using a version of it greater than 5.2. The next step is to create a channel that will stream from a given WebSocket identifier. The last argument to broadcast to the channel is a hash that will be sent to the terminal.

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