Best Practices for Architecting Server-Driven Web/Mobile Apps

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Shows that a production Mobile Checkout app built with Ember and Cordova uses live sockets (WebSockets) to keep shopper and merchant state in sync, describes adopting Uber’s RIBs idea and inventing a McRib (Model Component Router Interactor Builder), and reports building an ember navigator influenced by React Navigation to enforce data-driven navigation constraints. Gives concrete patterns, tradeoffs, and that these tools run in real deployments (Spar/scan pay go) and materially reduce impossible UI states in deep real-time flows.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 2:17RealTime Architecture
3. 6:34RealTime
4. 7:15RealTime Terminology
5. 7:40Nice to Have RealTime
6. 9:46SinglePage RealTime
7. 11:54Deep RealTime
8. 15:35Patterns
9. 16:48Antipattern
10. 18:39Encapsulation
11. 20:19Ribs
12. 25:54Browser Navigation Stack
13. 27:58Ember Navigator

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