Websockets

Mastering PHP Concurrency: A Deep Dive into ReactPHP vs. Swoole

24 December 2025·2071 words·10 mins

PHP Advanced High Performance Server Architecture Php Concurrency Swoole Reactphp Async-Programming Websockets Event-Loop

For nearly two decades, the standard mental model for PHP execution has been straightforward: One Request, One Process.

Building Real-Time Python Apps: Django Channels vs. FastAPI WebSockets

19 December 2025·1549 words·8 mins

Web Development Python-3-14 Django-Channels Fastapi Websockets Asyncio Redis Architecture

Building Real-Time Python Apps: Django Channels vs. FastAPI WebSockets # In the landscape of modern web development in 2025, the “refresh button” is becoming an artifact of the past. Users expect seamless, instantaneous updates—whether it’s a financial dashboard ticking in real-time, a collaborative document editor, or a customer support chat.

Socket.io vs. ws: The Ultimate Guide to Node.js WebSocket Servers

18 December 2025·1920 words·10 mins

Web Development Node.js Architecture Performance Nodejs Websockets Socket.io Ws-Library Real-Time Scalability Backend

Real-time communication is no longer a “nice-to-have” feature in modern web development—it is the baseline. From AI-driven chat interfaces and live collaborative whiteboards to financial tickers and IoT dashboards, the demand for bi-directional, low-latency communication is higher than ever.

Building a High-Frequency Cryptocurrency Trading Bot in Rust: From Zero to Alpha

25 November 2025·2057 words·10 mins

Systems Programming Cryptocurrency Rust Rust-1-85 Tokio Async-Await Trading-Bot Websockets Performance Architecture

If you have been following the financial technology landscape in 2025, you know that speed isn’t just a feature—it is the entire product. In the volatile world of cryptocurrency markets, a delay of milliseconds can turn a profitable arbitrage opportunity into a painful slip.

Building High-Performance Real-Time Apps with Rust, Axum, and WebSockets

21 October 2025·2011 words·10 mins

Web Development Rust-1-85 Axum Tokio Websockets Concurrency System Design

In the landscape of modern web development in 2025, user expectations for interactivity are non-negotiable. Whether it’s a financial trading dashboard, a collaborative document editor, or a live gaming server, real-time communication is the backbone of user engagement.

Building a Scalable Real-Time Chat App with PHP and WebSockets

13 October 2025·1754 words·9 mins

Web Development Php Websockets Ratchet Real-Time Async-Programming Tutorial

For years, the standard PHP request-response lifecycle (the “share-nothing” architecture) has served us well. However, as modern web applications demand instantaneous feedback—think live notifications, collaborative editing, and chat apps—the traditional HTTP model struggles.

Mastering Real-Time Go: Building Scalable WebSockets with Gorilla

13 October 2025·2046 words·10 mins

Web Development Go Basics Backend Engineering Golang Websockets Gorilla Real-Time Concurrency Backend Go-1-24

Introduction # In the fast-paced landscape of 2025, “refreshing the page” is a relic of the past. Whether you are building a crypto trading dashboard, a live collaborative editing tool, or a simple customer support chat, your users expect data to flow instantly. They expect real-time interaction.

Mastering Real-Time Node.js: WebSockets vs. Server-Sent Events

7 October 2025·1669 words·8 mins

Node Backend Web Architecture Performance Node-Js Websockets Sse Real-Time Backend-Architecture Express Ws

In the landscape of modern web development, “refreshing the page” is an archaic concept. Whether it’s a stock trading dashboard, a collaborative document editor, or a simple notification feed, users in 2025 expect data to flow instantly.

Node.js 22 LTS: 5 Game-Changing Features You Need in Production

9 September 2025·1207 words·6 mins

Node Basics Web Development Performance Node-Js-22 LTS Performance Websockets ESM Best Practices

The landscape of server-side JavaScript has stabilized significantly over the last year. As we settle into 2026, Node.js 22 LTS (Long Term Support) has solidified its place as the production standard for enterprise and high-scale applications.