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ASAyush Sawantblog.ayushsawant.dev9h ago · 9 min read

Building Polloye: architecture, decisions, and the bug that actually taught me something

Polloyo is a Kahoot style live quiz platform I built, host creates a quiz, participants join with a 6 digit code or QR, and everyone competes in real time based on speed and accuracy. It sounds simple

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OZOliver Zehentleitnerblog.technopathy.club4d ago · 10 min read

picows in UNICORN Binance WebSocket API: Up to 2× the Throughput, Opt-In for Now

UNICORN Binance WebSocket API (UBWA) has used websockets since day one. Since UBWA 2.16.0, you can switch a manager instance to picows, a Cython WebSocket implementation. For typical Binance messages

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MTMuhammad Tahirmtdeveloper.hashnode.dev4d ago · 12 min read

Scaling Event-Driven APIs: Real-Time WebSockets and Redis Pub/Sub for High-Concurrency Apps

This article was originally published on Muhammad Tahir's Portfolio. 1. Introduction & Industry Context In the landscape of modern application development, real-time interactivity has transitioned fro

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CSCortlet Supportblog.cortlet.comSep 9 · 5 min read

Why WebSocket Infrastructure Gets Cloud-Specific Fast

Serverless is often sold around flexibility. You write a function, deploy it, and let the platform handle the infrastructure. But once WebSockets enter the picture, things can become surprisingly prov

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GYGulshan Yadavmrgulshanyadav.hashnode.devSep 8 · 12 min read

WebSockets in Node.js: Real-Time Apps Done Right

From a raw ws echo server to a horizontally scaled Socket.IO deployment — with the heartbeat, backpressure, and reconnection logic that keeps real-time apps alive in production. A client came to me wi

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CSCortlet Supportblog.cortlet.comSep 8 · 5 min read

Why Sending a WebSocket Reply From Serverless Feels Weird

With a normal HTTP API, the response path is obvious. A client sends a request. The server processes it. The server returns a response. That mental model is so familiar that developers barely think ab

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CSCortlet Supportblog.cortlet.comSep 5 · 4 min read

Why Serverless WebSockets Need a Connection Database

WebSockets sound simple at first. A client connects. It sends messages. The server sends messages back. But once you combine WebSockets with serverless infrastructure, one question appears almost imme

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APAnshuman Praharajnewsletter.anshumancdx.xyzSep 4 · 11 min read

I Built a Real-Time Collaborative Whiteboard to Understand Stateful Backends

the inspiration i wanted to learn websockets and realtime communication since a long time. i did a few failed attempts at it too, trying to learn it all by myself. half-assed a few projects and left t

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CSCortlet Supportblog.cortlet.comSep 4 · 3 min read

Why WebSockets and Serverless Don’t Fit Naturally

WebSockets Are Stateful. Serverless Isn’t. Serverless platforms are built around a simple model: A request comes in, a function runs, a response goes out, and the compute can disappear. That works ext

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BB2BChatb2bchat.hashnode.devSep 3 · 6 min read

Handling Partial Message Delivery Failures in Distributed WebSocket Clusters

In distributed systems, the abstraction of a persistent WebSocket connection often masks the underlying volatility of the network. When building real-time communication infrastructure, we frequently r

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Building Polloye: architecture, decisions, and the bug that actually taught me something

picows in UNICORN Binance WebSocket API: Up to 2× the Throughput, Opt-In for Now

Scaling Event-Driven APIs: Real-Time WebSockets and Redis Pub/Sub for High-Concurrency Apps

Why WebSocket Infrastructure Gets Cloud-Specific Fast

WebSockets in Node.js: Real-Time Apps Done Right

Why Sending a WebSocket Reply From Serverless Feels Weird

Why Serverless WebSockets Need a Connection Database

I Built a Real-Time Collaborative Whiteboard to Understand Stateful Backends

Why WebSockets and Serverless Don’t Fit Naturally

Handling Partial Message Delivery Failures in Distributed WebSocket Clusters