Search Results for "error correcting codes"

...It also supports workflows for producing many codes at once by importing CSV data and exporting batches.

...It also includes an internal HTTP proxy for clients that need a conventional proxy endpoint. A web dashboard displays service statistics, hourly traffic charts, live connections, activity records, and error logs. Administrators can create unlimited connection links with individual traffic quotas, bandwidth limits, expiration dates, ports, and simultaneous IP restrictions. Subscription groups combine multiple configurations into shareable public pages that can be protected with passwords and exported as QR codes. Persistent storage preserves configurations and usage data across deployments, while an optional Telegram bot provides remote management without opening the web panel.

...It also supports clean close codes, configurable frame-size limits, automatic pong responses, binary messages, and a health-check endpoint. Its event-driven design is suited to chat, broadcasting, live updates, and other real-time Ruby services.

Implementation of Online Codes. Online Codes are a class of forward error-correction codes. They were first proposed by Petar Maymounkov and David Mazieres in the paper "Rateless Codes and Big Downloads".

This was intended as a more object oriented approach to the facebook.com web service api. It should be pretty simple to use, and the error codes are _hopefully_ simpler to read than the ones given from facebook.