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Day 21 – WebSockets in Python: Real-Time Applications Explained

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Introduction Traditional web applications rely on HTTP requests, where the client must repeatedly ask the server for updates. This request-response model works for many scenarios but is inefficient for real-time applications like chat apps, live notifications, or collaborative platforms. Enter WebSockets—a protocol that enables full-duplex communication between client and server. This allows instant data transmission, […]

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Day 2 – Frontend vs Backend vs Full Stack_ Key Differences Explained

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When you hear the terms frontend, backend, and full stack, they might sound like jargon reserved only for seasoned developers. But if you’re beginning your journey in Java Full Stack development—or aiming to become a modern web professional—it’s crucial to understand how these roles differ, interact, and combine to build the apps and websites we use every day.

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