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HABMC is the online mission control from which we can monitor balloons launches. It updates automatically in real time.
 
HABMC is the online mission control from which we can monitor balloons launches. It updates automatically in real time.
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== How to get involved ==
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At a balloons meeting, talk to Kai, or just talk to him on slack {{slack-user|kai|}}.
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You can also check out our tutorials [https://github.com/stanford-ssi/habmc-tutorials]
    
== Public Page ==
 
== Public Page ==
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A host of new features arrived between Version 1 and Version 2, like a login system and plotting FAA zones on maps. It also included an architectural change to reduce server load: rather than pinging the server constantly, we moved to a model with push notifications, based on websockets. To further reduce the load, we also batched requests when a change was triggered.
 
A host of new features arrived between Version 1 and Version 2, like a login system and plotting FAA zones on maps. It also included an architectural change to reduce server load: rather than pinging the server constantly, we moved to a model with push notifications, based on websockets. To further reduce the load, we also batched requests when a change was triggered.
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== Version 3.0 ==
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=== Version 3.0 ===
 
The frontend underwent a complete overhaul, getting rewritten from the ground up in React to be as efficient as possible. This made all of HABMC snappier -- and also way more maintainable. While we were at it, we redid the styles, switching to a dark theme.  
 
The frontend underwent a complete overhaul, getting rewritten from the ground up in React to be as efficient as possible. This made all of HABMC snappier -- and also way more maintainable. While we were at it, we redid the styles, switching to a dark theme.  
  
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