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WebSocket
WebSockets are commonly used for real-time dashboards, notifications, and collaborative UI. They keep a connection open to push updates without polling. In practice, teams need to handle reconnection, backoff, and consistent event/state mapping.
Why it matters
A robust real-time layer reduces UX inconsistency and operational issues in data-heavy applications.
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