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		<title>Notifications: the other approach</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[A normal problem: notifications or updates that have to be displayed on a website, but it's kind of overloading the backend. But as long as the page is open: please update the status dynamically (if necessary) without reloading the page.
 
I can hear you think: AJAX! Yes, I'll use AJAX for sure. But there is a little problem when it comes to how up-to-date you want these notifications to be without overloading the backend of the website.

In this article I'll approach pushing notifications from another perspective, regulating them in the backend rather than the frontend.

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