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Using SignalR in non-web applications

I would like to use SignalR in one of my WPF applications for its real-time capabilities for client-to-server communication. However, everything I've read points to SignalR, which is only used in web browsers. Can SignalR be used in my application that does not include web browsers (without adding a WebBrowser element to my projects)? To try and clarify, I would like to use all the benefits of SignalR so that the pair appears in my application, updating their data in real time, without web browsers. If so, what will it look like? Thank you!

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Yes, SignalR does . NET , Java and JavaScript . No web browser required. Technically anything that knows one of the transport protocols that SignalR provides (like websockets) can have a client written for it.



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