There are currently 14 open-source projects built with ASIO, with a combined total of 40.5k GitHub stars. The most common language among these projects is C++.
Showing 14 open-source projects
A high-performance, secure, and standards-compliant web server for demanding real-time applications like crypto exchanges.
A header-only C++ library implementing RFC6455 WebSocket Protocol for client/server functionality.
A free, open-source real-time strategy game inspired by Settlers II, featuring singleplayer campaigns and multiplayer mode.
An enterprise-grade C++ framework for building asynchronous, secure, and scalable HTTP/RESTful server applications.
A modern C++14 msgpack-RPC library for building client-server applications without IDL or code generation.
Ultra fast and low latency asynchronous socket server & client C++ library with support for TCP, SSL, UDP, HTTP, HTTPS, and WebSocket protocols.
A minimal, cross-platform networking library providing optimized TCP, TLS, QUIC, and HTTP3 transports for async applications.
A cross-platform header-only C++14 library for building interactive command line interfaces with Cisco-style navigation.
A C++17 header-only library for building embedded HTTP/WebSocket servers with async request handling and Express-like routing.
Open source continuation of Bungie's Marathon 2 game engine for playing Marathon series games and third-party content.
A high-performance C++20 concurrency framework with lock-free work-stealing thread pools, Asio integration, and simple coroutine syntax.
A C++ implementation of the AMWA NMOS specifications for discovery, registration, and connection management in networked media systems.
Open-source audio monitoring and analysis software for Raspberry Pi and other platforms, featuring meters, analyzers, and test tools.
A Linux tool that enables communication among arbitrary protocols by translating them to a common xTypes representation language.
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