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Learn how WebSockets will change everything you know about building fast, modern web applications, as the difference between ...

Learn how WebSockets will change everything you know about building fast, modern web applications, as the difference between ...

In this stream, we started implementing the ubiquitous TCP protocol that underlies much of the traffic on the internet! In particular ...

A fun quirk of TCP/IP is that you can create a connection without a listening socket. In this video we briefly review how that works, ...

A gentle exploration of building an identd for Linux using async/await, tokio 0.2 and Rust 1.39. This first part includes creating a ...

RailsConf 2017: Outside the (Web) Box: Using Ruby for Other Protocols by Danielle Adams Ruby on Rails is a widely used web ...

Using python to run commands from a reverse ssh server.

Learn how you can differentiate and optimize communications and contact center software on ChromeOS while learning about the ...

Strengthen your skills in algorithmics and graph theory, and gain experience in programming in Python along the way. To follow ...

EmacsConf 2025 Q&A: Interactive Python programming in Emacs David Vujic (he/him) This is the Q&A for the talk at ...

Slides: https://speakerdeck.com/andrewgodwin/channels-under-the-hood Django: Under The Hood: ...

Presented at GCC2021 by David López See https://sched.co/jm88.

Want to know what Address Resolution Protocol is. and how this protocol works? This animated video makes it easier to ...

Turn on the subtitles and here we go! A super quick demonstation of asyncio code. The way to watch this is pause and read and ...

In this stream series, we're implementing an asynchronous ZooKeeper client library in Rust using the tokio crate and futures.

In this one off episode of Developer Diary Surma takes you through how to build a simplehttp2server. simplehttp2server: ...

Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4C_tfy6WLDxzVVO3y6YinA/join This is my ...

Client-side frameworks dominate the conversation about the future of web apps. Where does that leave us Ruby developers?

We've all worked on 'closed systems' with little to no direct Internet access. And we've all struggled with the limitations those ...

Websockets have now been with us for several years and enjoy near universal support. WebRTC is just starting out. Chat, live ...