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Websocketd
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Re: Websocketd
#2So, all of the same sorts of scaling problems as inetd?
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#3How do posts like this end up at #2 on the front page with just one comment? Websocketd doesn't strike me as an particularly popular or well known tool.
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#4How do posts like this end up at #2 on the front page with just one comment? Websocketd doesn't strike me as an particularly popular or well known tool.
I think the velocity of the votes and the unique-ness of their geography matters a lot more than comments or discussions.
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#5I'd be interested to know if anybody has used this in production. I've used Websocketd for quick and dirty prototyping and making things like in-browser monitoring tools and it was very fast to setup, but a full-fledged library like Gorilla or uWebsockets seems more practical for real-world applications with thousands or more simultaneous users.
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#6Websocketd is neat. It inspired me to make the websocket directive in Caddy: https://caddyserver.com/docs/websocket
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#7So kind of like CGI. Okay.
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#8Reminds me of a little project I did a while back, but instead reading from stdin like netcat
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#9So kind of like CGI. Okay.
That's what they say on their site: "It's like CGI, twenty years later, for WebSockets"
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#10Ok I know the software-today-is-so-bloated trope is overplayed but... "the UNIX way"?
The compiled Linux x86_64 binary is 7 megabytes. All of System V combined was not that big.