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websocket is a minimal and idiomatic WebSocket library for Go. Minimal and idiomatic API. First class context.Context support. Fully passes the WebSocket autobahn-testsuite. Single dependency. JSON and protobuf helpers in the wsjson and wspb subpackages. Zero alloc reads and writes. Concurrent writes. Close handshake. net.Conn wrapper. Ping pong API. RFC 7692 permessage-deflate compression. Compile to Wasm. Transparent message buffer reuse with wsjson and wspb subpackages. Gorilla writes directly to a net.Conn and so duplicates features of net/http.Client. ...

Sockette is a tiny (367 bytes) wrapper around WebSocket that will automatically reconnect if the connection is lost. In addition to attaching additional API methods, Sockette allows you to reuse instances, avoiding the need to redeclare all event listeners. You have direct access to the (current) underlying WebSocket within every EventListener callback.

...When possible, Kashyyyk takes advantage of native OS capabilites, such as the OS X notification center. Kashyyyk uses the libfjirc library originally written for the Whittler IRC bot and the libfjnet wrapper written for TurboSphere. It has an FLTK-based GUI. Kashyyyk is intended to be cross platform and easily compiled. It is known to compile using Clang, GCC, Cygwin, Sun Studio, and MSVC 2013.

A JavaScript library which adds an API for handling and manipulating HTML5 <canvas> elements in the DOM. Uses the '2d' context with each canvas element. On starting, Scrawl.js investigates the HTML DOM and automatically creates controller and wrapper objects for each <canvas> element it finds. Can also generate visible canvas elements programatically, and add them to the DOM. Users create sprite and gradient objects using scrawl factory functions, set their styling and position, and render them onto the canvas element. Creation, positioning and styling can all be handled by a single call to the factory function. ...

Shweb is a tiny web server written in shell script, POSIX compliant with most used small unix shell interpreters, like ash (busybox included), dash, and bash also. Support for static pages. Works in conjunction with any superdaemon like [x]inetd.