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I would like to build a website using a browser-side JS framework. Most likely a SPA based on MVC. One important feature that I need from such a framework is the ability for my web server to push a notification to the browser. For example when a long-running async process on the serverhas completed successfully and I'd like to notify a particular client.

I am having a hard time understanding which of today's modern JS frameworks (ex: Knockout, Ext etc.) have this built-in. I'm not even sure how this feature is called. Might anyone know?

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  • maybe you can use websockets? it's HTML5 – Th0rndike Jul 16 '14 at 08:00
  • Thanks. I'm definitely interested in WebSockets for this, but I'm looking for a framework that will wrap around these and fit them into its MVC implementation. – urig Jul 20 '14 at 19:39

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Here is a good previously asked StackOverflow discussion

And

Push notifications using Node.Js

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