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A non-intrusive object database for Java and .NET that stores complex objects with one line of code.
Client/server system for collecting near real-time metrics from Linux hosts using InfluxDB as the backend.
A modern, header-only C++20 WebSocket library for building RFC 6455 compliant clients and servers with async, non-blocking I/O.
A Crystal library for creating IRC clients, bots, and servers.
A multiplayer hide-and-seek game demo built with Babylon.js and Colyseus for real-time networking.
WebSocket client and server implementations in Pascal and C# supporting HyBi 7-17 and RFC6455 specifications.
A starter template for developing applications with the Dojo Toolkit on Node.js.
A robust Go package for implementing server-sent events (SSE) clients and servers with spec compliance.
A Crystal library for JSON-based client-server communication over TCP and Unix sockets, compatible with node-json-socket.
A front-end web application that allows users to interact with Amazon's Alexa Voice Service via a browser interface.
A bi-directional RPC library for Adobe Actionscript (Flash) enabling high-performance network communication via persistent TCP/IP sockets and AMF serialization.
A Crystal library implementing the Telnet protocol for buffering, escaping, and preparing data in client/server communications.
A pure JavaScript XML-RPC client and server for Node.js, patched for compatibility with Homematic home automation systems.
A Go implementation of the GraphQL over WebSocket protocol for building real-time GraphQL clients and servers.
Angular packages for tRPC: an HttpClient link and TanStack Query integration for reactive data fetching.
A probing tool that generates controlled network traffic to verify if security sensors are receiving all relevant traffic in corporate networks.
A GameMaker networking example demonstrating 39dll-style packet handling using the first byte for action identification.
A relational database interface for MicroPython using the built-in btree module for embedded and IoT applications.
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