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Work · March 16, 2011

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ducksboard, a real time dashboard using websockets

ducksboard, a real time dashboard using websockets launched on March 16, 2011 with 41 votes, #28 of 272 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

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Ducksboard is a real-time dashboard application that uses websockets to display live data updates. Built for teams and businesses that need to monitor metrics and information as it happens, it allows users to create customizable dashboards that refresh instantly without page reloads. The platform is designed for professionals who require up-to-date visibility into key performance indicators and operational data across their organization.

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