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JavaScript implementation of the IPFS Mutable File System. The code published to npm that gets loaded on requires is an ES5 transpiled version with the right shims added. This means that you can require it and use with your favorite bundler without having to adjust the asset management process. The mfs works by storing a reference to the root node's CID in LevelDB. LevelDB does not support concurrent access so there are read/write locks around bits of the code that modify the the root node's...

XSP is an eXtensible socket-based protocol. XSP 1.0 is an XSP client. The main idea of this project is to connect two devices directly without any servers between them. Chat, file sharing and voice chat are supported now. Authors: m1kc and Solkin.

Multi-purpose, platform/language independent Server with the ability to handle multiple concurrent connections on 1 socket, interactively/dynamically starting and stopping service modules. Needs only 1 port opened to access many different services.

Remotor is a Java web service system. It is a very easy to use and a very fast remote procedure call engine (alike RMI | RPC). No need for Stubs, Skeletons and Naming-Services. Remotor is one of many building blocks for the COMJAT.NET framework suite.

tprsh (Twisted Perl Remote Shell) is a set of client/server Perl scripts which allow the server to execute commands on the client via TCP. The scripts use the IO::Socket module and run on Linux and Windows.

DIEGO is a streaming mp3 server written in JAVA. It creates a socket connection on your local machine and listens for HTTP requests. It serves up dynamic m3u playlists which are read by WinAmp, which in turn streams the mp3 to your computer.

Simple and secure file transfers over SSL. Same program can be server and client. Runs as a unix daemon or Windows NT service.

Phosphor is a peer-to-peer file sharing program. XML network protocol, with source in Java and Swing. Uses thread pools extensively and is designed to scale very well. Chat capabilities. This is Napster done right!