websockets

Tech stack & purpose

The websockets library provides a clean and simple way to build WebSocket server and client applications in Haskell. It implements both server and client sides of the WebSocket protocol, includes a helper for connection health checking via ping-pong, and supports TLS encryption through integration with the wuss package. The library was initially written by Siniša Biđin in 2010 and was completely rewritten and extended by Jasper Van der Jeugt, who maintains it today alongside several other contributors.

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  Jasper Van der Jeugt414 commits · 1,134 followers
• Steffen Schuldenzucker29 commits
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  Domen Kožar13 commits · 1,029 followers
• Alex Lang13 commits
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  David Turner6 commits · 106 followers
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  Felix Yan5 commits · 3,361 followers
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  Michael Snoyman4 commits · 1,512 followers
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  David Fox3 commits · 24 followers
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  Janus Troelsen3 commits · 187 followers
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  Simon Jakobi3 commits · 117 followers
• John Lato3 commits
• David Powell2 commits
• John Lenz2 commits
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  Toralf Wittner2 commits · 106 followers
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  Yuras2 commits · 44 followers
• Gert Cuykens2 commits
• Fedor Gogolev2 commits
• Steven Keuchel2 commits
• Nils Schweinsberg2 commits
• James Deery2 commits
• Devan Stormont2 commits
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  Finn Espen Gundersen1 commits · 15 followers
• tattsun1 commits
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  Andreas Abel1 commits · 303 followers
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  Mitchell Dalvi Rosen1 commits · 162 followers
• Ondrej Palkovsky1 commits
• Philipp Balzarek1 commits
• Rob Stewart1 commits
• Fujimura Daisuke1 commits
• Alexandru Scvortov1 commits