This repository contains detailed examples of using Server Sent Events (SSE) with Go. SSE is a powerful technology for real-time data streaming from the server to the client. These examples demonstrate various use cases and provide a solid foundation for building real-time web applications with Go.
- Introduction to SSE: A brief overview of SSE and its benefits.
- Running the Examples: Instructions on how to run each example project.
- Project Descriptions: Detailed descriptions of each project, including its functionality and implementation details.
- Additional Resources: Links to further learning resources on SSE and Go.
- e-101: Basic SSE example sending a "Hello World!" message to all clients.
- e-exchange: Real-time exchange rate updates with randomly generated values.
- e-specific: Sending specific messages to a user based on their email address.