WebSockets is a communication protocol on TCP between a web browser (or other client) and a server. It is full-duplex, event-driven. One important advantage of the technology is the elimination of the client polling of the server. The following post lists some resources for C# WebSockets (1). C#/WebSocket Resources System.Net.WebSockets (client only) https://www.nuget.org/packages/System.Net.WebSockets/ First release Monday, June 27, 2016 …
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Runtime Performance of NET Core vs. NET Framework vs. Mono
With the release of NET Core, the acquisition of Xamarin and Mono, and the 15 or so years of development of the NET Framework, we now have three platforms to choose from for C#. Why are there three platforms? What are the differences between each? And, what is the performance of the three to each other? From the NET …
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