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Radar

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Socket.IO

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Syncano

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Pros of Radar
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    • 219
      Real-time
    • 143
      Node.js
    • 141
      Event-based communication
    • 102
      Open source
    • 102
      WebSockets
    • 26
      Binary streaming
    • 21
      No internet dependency
    • 10
      Large community
    • 9
      Fallback to polling if WebSockets not supported
    • 6
      Push notification
    • 5
      Ease of access and setup
    • 1
      Test
    • 12
      Admin GUI
    • 12
      Data modeling
    • 10
      BaaS
    • 9
      Scalability
    • 8
      Great customer support
    • 8
      Great pricing
    • 7
      Real-time data sync
    • 6
      Access management
    • 5
      Easy setup
    • 5
      Great app development platform
    • 1
      Cloud scripts

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    Cons of Radar
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      • 12
        Bad documentation
      • 4
        Githubs that complement it are mostly deprecated
      • 3
        Doesn't work on React Native
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        Small community
      • 2
        Websocket Errors
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        What is Radar?

        Radar is built on top of engine.io, the next-generation backend for socket.io. It uses Redis for backend storage, though the assumption is that this is only for storing currently active data.

        What is Socket.IO?

        It enables real-time bidirectional event-based communication. It works on every platform, browser or device, focusing equally on reliability and speed.

        What is Syncano?

        Syncano is a backend platform to build powerful real-time apps more efficiently. Integrate with any API, minimize boilerplate code and control your data - all from one place.

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