Based from the official site of socket.io http://socket.io/#how-to-use, I can't find any terminologies.
What are the differences between socket.emit , socket.on , and socket.send ? Can't find articles which differentiate between these things. I am currently developing a real-time application.
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GadaaDhaariGeek
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hello @Orvyl i want this question more , like socket.broadcast, socket.join , socket.in .... please – Rajanboy Feb 06 '22 at 15:37
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socket.emit - This method is responsible for sending messages.
socket.on - This method is responsible for listening for incoming messages.
socket.end - This is the first time I'm hearing such a method. I am not really sure that it exists.
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1Socket.send should be seen as a low-level api (for custom protocols development, or cases where maximum messages per second speed is crucial), and Socket.emit a higher-level interface (for app development). – Sergey Rura May 18 '13 at 09:39
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socket.emitCreates events to send datasocket.onlistens for specific events to collect datasocket.sendSends events of the namemessage
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