Building Tetris using WebSocket and Svelte Stores

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Tailwind CSS

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Socket.io

uWebSockets is web server written in C++. In our case we'll be using uWebSockets.js which has bindings to NodeJS. It can be used as a usual web server but the main feature is its WebSocket server. It is 10x faster than Socket.IO and 8.5x faster than Fastify. I have to say I haven't benchmarked it myself. I decided to use uWebSockets just because it feels more pure to my taste. For example it doesn't require Express it runs on it's own, also it doesn't have any additional wrappers or helper functions that "babysit" you. You just get a message and you handle it whatever the way you want it. So if you're ok with that approach and you need a faster WebSocket server then you should use uWebSockets.

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Svelte

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Fastify

uWebSockets is web server written in C++. In our case we'll be using uWebSockets.js which has bindings to NodeJS. It can be used as a usual web server but the main feature is its WebSocket server. It is 10x faster than Socket.IO and 8.5x faster than Fastify. I have to say I haven't benchmarked it myself. I decided to use uWebSockets just because it feels more pure to my taste. For example it doesn't require Express it runs on it's own, also it doesn't have any additional wrappers or helper functions that "babysit" you. You just get a message and you handle it whatever the way you want it. So if you're ok with that approach and you need a faster WebSocket server then you should use uWebSockets.

#Web Frameworks #JavaScript Framework #Developer Tools 33 social mentions

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ExpressJS

uWebSockets is web server written in C++. In our case we'll be using uWebSockets.js which has bindings to NodeJS. It can be used as a usual web server but the main feature is its WebSocket server. It is 10x faster than Socket.IO and 8.5x faster than Fastify. I have to say I haven't benchmarked it myself. I decided to use uWebSockets just because it feels more pure to my taste. For example it doesn't require Express it runs on it's own, also it doesn't have any additional wrappers or helper functions that "babysit" you. You just get a message and you handle it whatever the way you want it. So if you're ok with that approach and you need a faster WebSocket server then you should use uWebSockets.

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