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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 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 performant, Express.js-like web server and REST API framework for Dart, designed for ease of use and minimal dependencies.
A Sinatra-inspired web framework for Dart with simple API for static files, dynamic routes, WebSockets, and JSON responses.
A Node-RED add-on for building custom data-driven web UIs with no-code, low-code, or full-code flexibility.
A multiplayer Battleship game built with Elixir, Phoenix, React, and Redux for real-time gameplay.
A self-hosted tool for testing and debugging webhooks and HTTP requests with customizable responses and real-time UI.
A Go library providing DOM bindings and Web API wrappers for WebAssembly applications.
A self-hostable mindmapping tool with real-time collaboration, import/export, and GDPR-compliant data handling.
A Python library for constructing reactive dataflow graphs and streaming computations as data models.
A WebSocket middleware for ASP.NET Core with TypeScript/JavaScript and .NET Core clients for real-time communication.
A .NET implementation of Slack's WebAPI and Real Time Messaging API for C# applications.
A simple web interface for subscribing to MQTT topics and displaying real-time IoT data.
A FastAPI plugin that provides seamless Socket.IO integration for adding real-time bidirectional communication to FastAPI applications.
A Lua library providing RFC 6455 compliant WebSocket client and server implementations with synchronous, coroutine, and async flavors.
A beginner-friendly tutorial for building a real-time counter app with Phoenix LiveView, teaching fundamentals from first principles.
An idiomatic Clojure HTTP client wrapping JDK 11's HttpClient, supporting HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2, and WebSockets.
A Laravel bridge for Pusher Channels, enabling real-time event broadcasting and channel authentication.
A websockets-based MQTT client that runs directly in your browser for publishing and subscribing to MQTT messages.
Open-source multiplayer and network messaging server for Lua-based game engines like CoronaSDK, Moai, Gideros, LÖVE, and Defold.
A demo chat application using Redis Streams, WebSockets, and FastAPI/Starlette with Python asyncio.
A curated collection of CVEs, research, tools, and resources for WebSocket security testing and vulnerability research.
A large-scale scientific visualization platform for interactive ray-tracing of neurons and other biological data.
A GDScript and Godot Engine client for connecting to Phoenix Framework Channels, enabling real-time communication in games and applications.
Ultra-fast websocket client and server for asyncio
A lightweight, embeddable web server written in pure C# for quickly creating .NET web services with minimal configuration.
A C# backend framework for building real-time single-page applications with RESTlike APIs, subscriptions, and reactive database support.
A Rust library for connecting to Substrate-based blockchains via RPC, with a focus on no_std and embedded environments.
A Golang webserver that streams Postgres logical replication changes at-least-once over WebSockets.
An open-source, self-hostable communication tool with messaging, video calls, and screen sharing for company use.
A Rust library for remote multiplexed objects, channels, and RPC over various transports.
Real-time visualization of GPS events on an interactive SVG world map using websockets.
A lightweight, extensible socket manager for Node.js with pluggable transports and protocol support.
A MicroPython websockets and Socket.io client implementation for ESP8266 microcontrollers.
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