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chore(blog): added new websocket article #3394
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- **SecuritySchemes:** An object that holds reusable security scheme objects | ||
- **Schemas:** and object to hold reusable schema object. | ||
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Now, because we want our `#chat` channel to not look overwhelming and difficult to read, we are going to create our message in the component object. |
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#chat is not a value from asyncapi document but rather a name for a chat channel that you use in article to probably reference too slack channels, or in general channel chat concept, so instead of code
from markdown probably leave it without anything or in bold. You use it several times in article, pick one way and be consistent
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userStatus: #newly added channel message |
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instead of adding comment you can use CodeBlock
component like https://github.com/asyncapi/website/blob/master/markdown/docs/tutorials/getting-started/servers.md?plain=1#L14
A new websocket article using the latest AsyncAPI Spec version.