You may have come across the requirement to push data in real-time to an Angular Grid. To push data to the browser, you need a technology called WebSocket. You can implement that using Node.js or ASP.NET SignalR. For the purpose of this article, we will use Web Sockets with Node.js. In the first half of this article, we will create an API which will use Web Sockets to push data to the client, and, in the second half of the article, we will create an Angular application to consume that. In the Angular application, we will use Ignite UI for Angular Grid. However, you can also use a simple HTML table to consume data in real-time from the web socket. In this article, we will learn to consume data in real-time from a Node.js Web Socket in a HTML table as well as Ignite UI Angular Data Grid. We will also look at the difference in performance in these two approaches.


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