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WebSocket is an API and a protocol for bi-directional, full-duplex communication that is closely associated with HTML5 and implemented in recent versions of most web browsers.

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References WebSocketStream Explained WebSocketStream API design Source code https://github.com/guest271314/websocket-stream-impl Implementation ...
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A runtime agnostic WebSocket server. Tested with node, deno, bun, ...
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I am looking for feedback about a working trading bot (which connects to the API of the deribit website and trades on that platform) I made. I am a beginner in C++ and would like to learn some good ...
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I'm currently working on my thesis to obtain a bachelor in software engineering, and i want to get some feedback from real developers of how useful this project can be in the real life. the project is ...
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Without ping-pong websocket connections are usually dropped by intermediary proxies/routers after some time of inactivity, so you can't go make yourself a coffee because your chat connection will ...
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For learning purposes and because it really interests me I am trying to get a better understanding of cryptography by trying to make my own basic secure chat-application. I posted a first version of ...
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For learning purposes I am trying to make a encrypted chat in Python using Websockets. I am using AES and RSA to make it safe. The idea of the chat is that it's a group-chat. Users can join a chat by ...
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This is my first attempt at a real life app in Rust. I would mostly like to know if I am writing idiomatic Rust code, coming from Java and Python. I'll appreciate any pointers to improvements, though. ...
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I connected to the websocket, and the data response in the callback function handle_message. I wish to insert all the data to influxdb using ...
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I'm coding a simple websocket chat app. I was wondering if my code is secure and efficient. I also have a question about the way how I'm sending objects and then checking the type, is there anything ...
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This is a web socket client wrapper with auto reconnect capabilities. First of all, I know I should avoid working with strings to reduce allocation, that's on test purpose. So, ignore the fact that it ...
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I'm coding a simple websocket chat app. I was wondering if my code is secure and efficient. I also have a question about the way how I'm sending objects and then checking the type, is there anything ...
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I'm working on a web socket client wrapper around ClientWebSocket and this is kinda my first public library project, which is why I'm asking this question here. I ...
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Here's a proposal implementation of websocket using boost::asio::beast that is thread-safe to parallel writes. In this example below, the ...
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The original purpose of this script was saving data to a local file, which is still the primary purpose. Since I may only obtain one copy of a data stream (not this particular Coinbase one; it's just ...
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