Pushing UI changes from Blazor Server to browser on server raised events by @RealSwimburger swimburger.net
A typical interaction between a web browser and a web server consists of a series of HTTP requests and responses. As opposed to HTTP, a websocket will open a persistent bi-directional connection where multiple messages can be sent back and forth. This also means the server can send messages to the client at any time.
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