Websockets
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A C++17 header-only library for building embedded HTTP/WebSocket servers with async request handling and Express-like routing.
A lightweight program for storing and accessing location data published by OwnTracks apps via MQTT or HTTP.
A low-level HTTP server library in Rust focused on 100% HTTP compliance and easy server creation.
A Meteor.js package for file uploads and management via DDP or HTTP, supporting local FS, AWS S3, GridFS, DropBox, and Google Drive.
A simple web-based user interface library for ESP32 and ESP8266 microcontrollers using WebSockets.
A modern web frontend for the WeeChat IRC client that works on any device with a browser.
A C++ web framework built on Qt, inspired by Catalyst's simplicity, with HTTP/2, WebSockets, and async support.
A fast concurrent HTTP/WebSocket server for Ruby with built-in Pub/Sub, built on the facil.io C framework.
A comprehensive HTTP library for Lua supporting HTTP(S) 1.0, 1.1, and 2.0 for both client and server applications.
A flexible and fast BitTorrent daemon with event-based RPC over WebSockets and HTTP downloads.
A step-by-step tutorial for building, testing, and deploying a real-time chat application with Phoenix 1.7.
A tiny embeddable C++ HTTP and WebSocket server library for lightweight web serving and real-time communication.
Trigger client-side DOM changes from server-side Ruby via ActionCable for real-time user experiences.
A library for hierarchical, end-to-end, real-time logging with a Chrome DevTools extension for visualization.
A .NET/C# websocket client library with built-in reconnection, error handling, and Reactive Extensions support.
A JavaScript implementation of the Tor protocol for anonymizing any protocol on servers and inside browsers.
A powerful embedded web server for MicroPython and CPython with WebSockets, routes, and optimized async I/O for IoT and large servers.
A comprehensive guide to building Steam bots and websites using Node.js, covering trading, user interaction, and web development.
A comprehensive Elixir library that wraps TCP, UDP, SCTP, SSL sockets and implements WebSocket and SOCKS protocols.
A Go-based HTTP-like protocol over WebSocket for building scalable, customizable instant messaging servers.
A multiplayer geography game where players compete to locate cities and flags on a map in real-time.
A Ruby library for interacting with the Pusher Channels HTTP API to build real-time features.
A lightweight HTTP web server with WebSocket support and Python templating for MicroPython on ESP32 and Pycom devices.
A command-line tool to control LG webOS TVs via WebSocket, supporting newer firmware with SSL.
A free, privacy-respecting, self-hostable pictionary game with no ads or accounts required.
A lightweight, asynchronous C99 Discord API wrapper library with minimal dependencies.
A JSON-RPC 2.0 implementation over WebSockets for Node.js and JavaScript/TypeScript, enabling two-way communication with RPC methods and events.
An asynchronous WebSocket client for PHP built on ReactPHP.
A GraphQL server implementation for ASP.NET Core, providing HTTP and WebSocket transports with built-in UI tools.
A free web app for distributed teams to conduct Agile retrospectives with real-time collaboration.
A Meteor package that tracks user connection state, online presence, and client-side inactivity.
A performant, Express.js-like web server and REST API framework for Dart, designed for ease of use and minimal dependencies.
A drop-in replacement for Action Cable that enables Ruby on Rails applications to use AnyCable for realtime WebSocket communication.
A lightweight, single-file library for creating Discord clients in Node.js and browsers.
A Sinatra-inspired web framework for Dart with simple API for static files, dynamic routes, WebSockets, and JSON responses.
A multiplayer Battleship game built with Elixir, Phoenix, React, and Redux for real-time gameplay.
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