fastwebsockets A new high-performance WebSocket protocol implementation in Rust

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  • fastwebsockets

    A fast RFC6455 WebSocket implementation

  • I look at the source code for fastwebsockets, there implementation has almost no difference then web-socket implementation

  • websocket.rs

    WebSocket implementation for both client and server

  • Thanks for open sourcing it, looks really interesting! Can you perhaps include in https://github.com/PrivateRookie/ws-tool in the benchmarks? From the dev perspective, what would you say why https://github.com/nurmohammed840/websocket.rs is a few ms faster? I'm interested in good perf patterns but am a beginner in Rust so it would be interesting to hear some feedback from the authors themself. Again, thx for all the work. Looks like we can finally compete with c++ WS clients.

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  • web-socket-benchmark

    Rust web-socket implementation benchmark

  • Here is the Benchmark result

  • ws-tool

    High perform & easy to use websocket client/server

  • Thanks for open sourcing it, looks really interesting! Can you perhaps include in https://github.com/PrivateRookie/ws-tool in the benchmarks? From the dev perspective, what would you say why https://github.com/nurmohammed840/websocket.rs is a few ms faster? I'm interested in good perf patterns but am a beginner in Rust so it would be interesting to hear some feedback from the authors themself. Again, thx for all the work. Looks like we can finally compete with c++ WS clients.

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