I want to serve a real-time stream that has to be securely encrypted due to sensitive data. I\'ve successfully got normal WebSockets streaming using both gevent and gunicorn as direct frontends, but
I am making a website where coworkers can share files with one another. One user chooses a file on his computer.
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I\'m new to ASP.NET (did some classic ASPs back in the day, but my how things have changed!) and need to get a proof-of-concept of a browser talking to a server using websockets up-and-running.
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I\'ve been playing around with WebSockets lately, as my lastest game project. I noticed a slight delay of messages and even dropping of messages when I hooked up the keyboard controller to the WebSock