Tornado/aiohttp processes and add external load balancer (such as HAProxy or nginx) before them. Those backends use the WebSocket protocol to communicate with the browser in PyWebIO, so there is no the issue • Add datatable widget (put_datatable()) • Build reliable message transmission over HTTP-based backends (Flask and Django) Backwards-incompatible changes • When use put_loading() as context manager default. • Add max_payload_size param to start_server() and webio_handler() for aiohttp and fastapi backends. 82 Chapter 4. Documentation PyWebIO, Release 1.8.0 • When tdata of put_table() is list of dict

Tornado/aiohttp processes and add external load balancer (such as HAProxy or nginx) before them. Those backends use the WebSocket protocol to communicate with the browser in PyWebIO, so there is no the issue • Add datatable widget (put_datatable()) • Build reliable message transmission over HTTP-based backends (Flask and Django) Backwards-incompatible changes • When use put_loading() as context manager default. • Add max_payload_size param to start_server() and webio_handler() for aiohttp and fastapi backends. 82 Chapter 4. Documentation PyWebIO, Release 1.8.2 • When tdata of put_table() is list of dict

Tornado/aiohttp processes and add external load balancer (such as HAProxy or nginx) before them. Those backends use the WebSocket protocol to communicate with the browser in PyWebIO, so there is no the issue • Add datatable widget (put_datatable()) • Build reliable message transmission over HTTP-based backends (Flask and Django) Backwards-incompatible changes • When use put_loading() as context manager default. • Add max_payload_size param to start_server() and webio_handler() for aiohttp and fastapi backends. 82 Chapter 4. Documentation PyWebIO, Release 1.8.1 • When tdata of put_table() is list of dict

Tornado/aiohttp processes and add external load balancer (such as HAProxy or nginx) before them. Those backends use the WebSocket protocol to communicate with the browser in PyWebIO, so there is no the issue Highlights Add datatable widget (put_datatable()) Build reliable message transmission over HTTP-based backends (Flask and Django) Backwards-incompatible changes When use put_loading() as context manager, the default. Add max_payload_size param to start_server() and webio_handler() for aiohttp and fastapi backends. When tdata of put_table() is list of dict, header parameter is not mandatory anymore. Add pyinstaller

Tornado/aiohttp processes and add external load balancer (such as HAProxy or nginx) before them. Those backends use the WebSocket protocol to communicate with the browser in PyWebIO, so there is no the issue Highlights Add datatable widget (put_datatable()) Build reliable message transmission over HTTP-based backends (Flask and Django) Backwards-incompatible changes When use put_loading() as context manager, the default. Add max_payload_size param to start_server() and webio_handler() for aiohttp and fastapi backends. When tdata of put_table() is list of dict, header parameter is not mandatory anymore. Add pyinstaller

Tornado/aiohttp processes and add external load balancer (such as HAProxy or nginx) before them. Those backends use the WebSocket protocol to communicate with the browser in PyWebIO, so there is no the issue Highlights Add datatable widget (put_datatable()) Build reliable message transmission over HTTP-based backends (Flask and Django) Backwards-incompatible changes When use put_loading() as context manager, the default. Add max_payload_size param to start_server() and webio_handler() for aiohttp and fastapi backends. When tdata of put_table() is list of dict, header parameter is not mandatory anymore. Add pyinstaller

• Add datatable widget (put_datatable()) • Build reliable message transmission over HTTP-based backends (Flask and Django) Backwards-incompatible changes • When use put_loading() as context manager default. • Add max_payload_size param to start_server() and webio_handler() for aiohttp and fastapi backends. • When tdata of put_table() is list of dict, header parameter is not mandatory anymore. • Add What’s new in PyWebIO 1.7 2022/10/17 Highlights • add session reconnect to aiohttp and fastapi backends (now, all platforms support session reconnect) 4.10. Release notes 95 PyWebIO, 发布 1.8.2 Detailed

• Add datatable widget (put_datatable()) • Build reliable message transmission over HTTP-based backends (Flask and Django) Backwards-incompatible changes • When use put_loading() as context manager default. • Add max_payload_size param to start_server() and webio_handler() for aiohttp and fastapi backends. • When tdata of put_table() is list of dict, header parameter is not mandatory anymore. • Add What’s new in PyWebIO 1.7 2022/10/17 Highlights • add session reconnect to aiohttp and fastapi backends (now, all platforms support session reconnect) 4.10. Release notes 95 PyWebIO, 发布 1.8.2 Detailed

Highlights Add datatable widget (put_datatable()) Build reliable message transmission over HTTP-based backends (Flask and Django) Backwards-incompatible changes When use put_loading() as context manager, the default. Add max_payload_size param to start_server() and webio_handler() for aiohttp and fastapi backends. When tdata of put_table() is list of dict, header parameter is not mandatory anymore. Add pyinstaller What’s new in PyWebIO 1.7 2022/10/17 Highlights add session reconnect to aiohttp and fastapi backends (now, all platforms support session reconnect) Detailed changes auto use local static when CND

Highlights Add datatable widget (put_datatable()) Build reliable message transmission over HTTP-based backends (Flask and Django) Backwards-incompatible changes When use put_loading() as context manager, the default. Add max_payload_size param to start_server() and webio_handler() for aiohttp and fastapi backends. When tdata of put_table() is list of dict, header parameter is not mandatory anymore. Add pyinstaller What’s new in PyWebIO 1.7 2022/10/17 Highlights add session reconnect to aiohttp and fastapi backends (now, all platforms support session reconnect) Detailed changes auto use local static when CND