Remotely databind a Collection with Spike & Knockout.js

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23 Jun 2015CPOL3 min read

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Making an ObservableCollection observable by remote javascript clients.

MyList.zip
- MyList
  - Generate.bat
  - MyList.Client
    - css
      - styles.css
    - gfx
      - logo.png
    - index.html
    - js
  - MyList.Server
    - app.config
    - MyList.Server.csproj
    - Program.cs
    - Properties
    - SyncList.cs
    - SyncListEvent.cs
  - MyList.sln
  - MyList.v12.suo
  - SBuild.exe
  - Spike.Runtime.dll

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Chief Technology Officer Misakai Ltd.

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Roman Atachiants, Ph.D. is the architect behind emitter.io service, a real-time, low-latency publish/subscribe service for IoT, Gaming. He is a software engineer and scientist with extensive experience in different computer science domains, programming languages/principles/patterns & frameworks.

His main expertise consists of C# and .NET platform, game technologies, cloud, human-computer interaction, big data and artificial intelligence. He has an extensive programming knowledge and R&D expertise.

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