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    SMUX

    SMUX

    A stream multiplexing library for Golang with minimal memory usage

    SMUX is a stream multiplexing library for Go that lets multiple logical streams share one reliable underlying connection. It is designed for transports such as TCP or KCP, where ordering and reliability are already provided by the lower layer. The library uses sessions, streams, and frames to manage many independent data flows over a single connection. It focuses on controlled memory usage, smooth receiving behavior, fair traffic shaping, and small protocol overhead.
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    mo - Monads

    mo - Monads

    Monads and popular FP abstractions, powered by Go 1.18+ Generics

    mo - Monads is a functional programming utility library for Go that introduces monads and related abstractions using modern Go generics. The project brings well-known FP constructs such as Option, Result, Either, Future, IO, and Task into the Go ecosystem to help developers write safer and more composable code. By leveraging generics introduced in Go 1.18+, the library provides strong type safety without relying on reflection or code generation.
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    pgx

    pgx

    PostgreSQL driver and toolkit for Go

    pgx is an open-source PostgreSQL driver and toolkit written entirely in Go for building database applications. It provides a high-performance interface that exposes PostgreSQL-specific capabilities while supporting Go's standard database/sql package. The library includes connection pooling, automatic prepared statement caching, and efficient batch query execution. It supports approximately 70 PostgreSQL data types, including arrays, JSON, network addresses, and custom types. Developers can perform bulk data transfers through PostgreSQL's COPY protocol and use LISTEN/NOTIFY for asynchronous notifications. ...
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    go-socket.io

    go-socket.io

    socket.io library for golang, a realtime application framework

    go-socket.io is the library implementation of Socket.IO in Golang, which is a real-time application framework. Current this library supports 1.4 version of the Socket.IO client. It supports room, namespaces and broadcast at now. This project is looking for contributors to help fix bugs and implement new features.
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    gev

    gev

    Gev is a lightweight, fast non-blocking TCP network library

    Asynchronous read and write. SO_REUSEPORT port reuse support. Automatically clean up idle connections. Support WebSocket/Protobuf, custom protocols. Support for scheduled tasks and delayed tasks. High-performance web socket server.
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