Another simple TCP chat in C#? Why not
The article discusses a C# TCP-based client-server communication library designed for simplicity and high-level API usage, demonstrated through a minimal console chat application. The author emphasizes performance and ease of use, leveraging message-driven patterns with RPC over TCP. Despite not achieving the goal of minimal code, the implementation offers efficient server-side performance.
- ▪The library uses a mixed style combining actor-model and message-driven RPC over TCP for client-server communication.
- ▪The chat example features a global room where users automatically connect and join upon launching the application.
- ▪The server-side code uses static classes and non-thread-safe collections, relying on controlled execution context for safety.
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