Build a live poll using Node.js
Make a simple realtime poll app with Pusher and JavaScript in 5 steps.
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Make a simple realtime poll app with Pusher and JavaScript in 5 steps.
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A short tutorial showing how to quickly build a poll app using Node.js, with realtime vote count updates.
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Build a web app that tracks votes in realtime using Nest.js and Canvas.js.
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Use Next.js and Chart.js to build a web app that receives user votes, presents the results as a graph, and updates the graph in realtime as more votes come in.
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Build a polling application in Angular. Use Chart.js to visualize voting results in realtime.
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Build a live poll of user ages, with Angular, Node, Express and Chart.js.
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Build a voting webapp using Next.js. Users can vote for their favorite pet, and the results are displayed in realtime on a graph in their browser.
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Build a polling app using Echo, the Go framework, Vue.js and SQLite. Users are able to vote on their favorite JavaScript frameworks. Results update instantly.
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Build a web app with Ruby on Rails, featuring a live poll and chart. User responses are communicated instantly, with the chart updating in realtime.
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Build a polling app using Ember.js and Node.js. Users will be able to vote for which football team has the best supporters, and see results displayed on a chart in realtime.
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Build a live voting application using Flask. Users will be able to vote for their favorite programming language. Results will appear in an admin dashboard and be displayed on a live graph.
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Use Ionic to create a live poll application for mobile. The app features a Node.js backend. It allows users to vote on their favorite premier league player, and see other users' votes displayed in realtime.
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Build a live voting app using Ionic, with a Node backend. The app replicates the behaviour of a Twitter poll: users can vote for who they expect to win the World Cup.
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Build an Android app in Kotlin, with a backend in Python. Users are able to vote, and see other votes displayed in realtime. They will also receive push notifications when a new vote is cast.
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