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A cross-platform, high-performance asynchronous web server for serving static files, built with Rust.
A Rust implementation of QUIC, HTTP/3, and QPACK used by Mozilla Firefox, providing a library and command-line tools.
A transparent, high-performance proxy written in Rust for the Linkerd service mesh, handling HTTP, HTTP/2, TCP, and WebSocket traffic.
A command-line tool for automatic acquisition and renewal of TLS certificates from ACME servers like Let's Encrypt.
A command-line tool for automatic certificate acquisition from ACME servers like Let's Encrypt, designed for flexible web server integration.
A barebone, high-performance MQTT broker for Node.js that runs on any stream server.
A Rust wrapper for gRPC Core providing high-performance RPC with async support and HTTP/2.
A cross-platform network file transfer application for Windows, macOS, and Linux with automatic device discovery.
OpenSSL bindings for Rust providing cryptographic functionality and TLS/SSL support.
OpenSSL bindings for the Rust programming language, providing cryptographic and TLS functionality.
A secure terminal sharing tool that lets you share your terminal session with others via a simple command.
A high-performance, fully conforming WebSocket client library for iOS and macOS, passing all Autobahn tests.
A minimal, cross-platform networking library providing optimized TCP, TLS, QUIC, and HTTP3 transports for async applications.
A pure Rust client library for Apache Kafka with consumer, producer, and client APIs.
A Go server for two-man rule encryption, requiring multiple delegated keys for decryption and SSH signing.
A powerful Delphi framework for building RESTful services, JSON-RPC APIs, and web applications with MVC architecture and built-in ORM.
A comprehensive and idiomatic Go library for sending emails with SMTP, attachments, templates, and extensive security features.
A high-performance HTTP client for Elixir built on Mint and NimblePool, featuring efficient connection pooling.
A Rust implementation of the IETF QUIC protocol, offering a simple API, high configurability, and integration with secure TLS providers.
A C++17 header-only library for building embedded HTTP/WebSocket servers with async request handling and Express-like routing.
A terminal IRC client written in Rust with a clean UI, mentions tab, and configurable key bindings.
A lightweight, high-performance, embeddable MQTT broker server written in Go, supporting distributed clusters and MQTT v3.0, v3.1.1, and v5.0.
A low-level HTTP server library in Rust focused on 100% HTTP compliance and easy server creation.
A fast, production-ready static web server with TLS, routing, hot reloading, caching, and templating in a single binary.
Rust bindings to libcurl for making HTTP requests and network transfers.
A high-performance, feature-rich Java client library for MQTT 5.0 and 3.1.1 with multiple API flavors and backpressure support.
A modular Rust service framework for building programmable network proxies, clients, and servers with fine-grained control over packet flow.
Open source platform for X.509 certificate-based service authentication and fine-grained access control in dynamic infrastructures.
A C++ library for building high-performance embedded RESTful HTTP servers.
A Linux daemon that multiplexes SSH and HTTP/HTTPS traffic on a single port, enabling SSH access through firewalls that only allow web traffic.
A framework for publicly logging and auditing TLS certificates to detect misissued or malicious certificates.
A suite of enterprise-grade proxy solutions including forward proxy, reverse proxy, load balancer, and NAT traversal built in Rust.
A comprehensive HTTP library for Lua supporting HTTP(S) 1.0, 1.1, and 2.0 for both client and server applications.
An ergonomic Rust HTTP client with advanced TLS and HTTP/2 fingerprinting for browser emulation.
A Go implementation of MQTT clients, servers, and benchmarking tools for IoT and messaging systems.
A lightweight, high-performance SMTP server implementation in C# with ESMTP extension support.
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