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# Activity Streams <i class="fa fa-graduation-cap fa-2"></i>

Activity Streams are just an extension of Notifications from a technology point of view. But they offer a very different experience. They're provide a list of activities that have taken place, some of which could be a notification, but also new activities as they take place. Twitter, Facebook, Google+ and many other social and news sites and apps have adopted the idea of activity streams as core to their user experience.
Activity Streams are just an extension of Notifications from a technology point of view. But they offer a very different experience. They provide a list of activities that have taken place, some of which could be a notification, but also new activities as they take place. Twitter, Facebook, Google+ and many other social and news sites and apps have adopted the idea of activity streams as core to their user experience.

So, in this section of the workshop we're going to expand on our knowledge of Pusher and use different events to identify types of activity and build an activity stream. This is a really nice mechanism; not only for identifying what's happening to the activity data, but also for splitting out our client-side application logic when handling incoming events.

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