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…g the “list selector” metaphor known from GET and POST requests
…server side implementation requirements
…ubscribe on a list and get updates on each element
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Add a feature that allows automatic subscription for all elements of a list a client subscribes to. This feature reduces the number of subscribe messages for n+1 to 1. This is extremely helpful for larger lists and correpsoning list views, which might have certain performance requirements.
E.G. a list that holds 100 items and is displayed in a carrousel view would need 101 subscription messages in the legacy protocol versions, while with the new approach it would just take 1 subscription message. All server side emitted events are of course still 101, if everything changes.
Anyway, the subscription latency is reduced drastically.