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*This repository contains the presentation file and compiling
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source code for the CppCon2018 talk.*
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# Get Rich Quick! Using Boost.Beast WebSockets and Networking TS
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Do you want to make a lot of money? You'll see some examples of free
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browser and server based WebSocket programs which have earned their
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respective individual authors tens of millions of dollars in no time
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at all. Perhaps after seeing this talk in person, you'll write the
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next massively successful WebSocket app!
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The WebSocket protocol powers the interactive web by enabling two-way
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messaging between the browser and the web server. The Boost.Beast
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library implements this protocol on top of the industry standard
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Boost.Asio library which models the Networking Technical Specification
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proposed for the ISO C++ Standard.
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This presentation introduces Networking TS concepts and algorithms,
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how to read their requirements, and how to use them in your programs.
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We will build from scratch a multi-user chat server in C++11 using
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Beast, and the corresponding browser-based chat client in HTML and
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JavaScript. No prior knowledge or understanding of Beast or Asio is
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required, the talk is suited for everyone.
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