Tcp Client
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Ultra-fast, low-latency asynchronous socket server and client library for .NET Core supporting TCP, SSL, UDP, HTTP, HTTPS, and WebSocket protocols.
Ultra fast and low latency asynchronous socket server & client C++ library with support for TCP, SSL, UDP, HTTP, HTTPS, and WebSocket protocols.
An asynchronous TCP library for ESP8266 microcontrollers enabling non-blocking network communication.
A command-line socket client with REST API for testing WebSocket, Socket.IO, TCP, and Unix socket servers using REST clients.
A feature-rich framework for building multiplayer games with GameMaker clients and a Node.js server.
Elixir TCP client adapter for EventStore, enabling event sourcing and CQRS applications.
A lightweight Python/MicroPython library for managing asynchronous TCP/UDP sockets with support for thousands of connections.
A high-performance, event-driven asynchronous network library for the D programming language with built-in codec support.
A k6 extension for sending strings to TCP ports during performance testing.
A collection of experimental data structures and network stream utilities for Elixir.
A MicroPython library for creating and parsing Modbus RTU and TCP frames, enabling communication with industrial devices.
A lightweight Java client for the Vert.x EventBus TCP bridge, enabling communication without external dependencies.
A Python TCP client implementation for the Vert.x event bus protocol, enabling communication with Vert.x applications.
An Erlang TCP client for DalmatinerDB, enabling data reading, writing, and connection management.
A Vert.x TCP EventBus client for Pharo Smalltalk enabling interaction with Vert.x components.
An Erlang client library for Noam.io that handles message delivery and connection state management automatically.
A TCP eventbus client implementation for C# applications to communicate with Vert.x eventbus servers.
A C client library for TCP-based Vert.x EventBus communication using a simple binary JSON protocol.
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