WebSockets actually operate at the Application layer, not the Transport layer, according to the OSI model. This is a common misconception because WebSockets provide a way to establish a persistent, full-duplex communication channel over a single TCP connection, which operates at the Transport layer
WebSockets actually operate at the Application layer, not the Transport layer, according to the OSI model. This is a common misconception because WebSockets provide a way to establish a persistent, full-duplex communication channel over a single TCP connection, which operates at the Transport layer
Amazing blog post! Having heard of RSocket before and this gave an amazing overview of this protocol!
Great to see the practical application when discovering a new technology.
Thanks for bringing visibility to real-world case studies, Neo!
Does Figma use a similar architecture ?
Thanks for the mention Neo! Interesting as always!
Does Canva use RxJava on their backend?