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Published inApr 2023
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Burak Serdar
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Burak Serdar is a software engineer with over 30 years of experience in designing and developing distributed enterprise applications that scale. He's worked for several start-ups and large corporations, including Thomson and Red Hat, as an engineer and technical lead. He's one of the co-founders of Cloud Privacy Labs where he works on semantic interoperability and privacy technologies for centralized and decentralized systems. Burak holds BSc and MSc degrees in electrical and electronics engineering, and an MSc degree in computer science.
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Dealing with multiple streams

Many times, you have to coordinate between data coming from and going to multiple streams concurrently. A simple example would be a chat room server using WebSockets. Unlike standard HTTP, which is composed of request/response pairs, WebSockets use bidirectional communication over HTTP, so you can both read from and write to the same connection. They are ideal for long-running conversations between systems where both sides send and receive data, such as this chat room example. We will develop a chat room server that accepts WebSocket connections from multiple clients. The server will distribute a message it receives from a client to all the clients connected at that moment. For this purpose, we define the following message structure:

type Message struct {
    Timestamp time.Time
    Message   string
    From      string
}

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Burak Serdar

Burak Serdar is a software engineer with over 30 years of experience in designing and developing distributed enterprise applications that scale. He's worked for several start-ups and large corporations, including Thomson and Red Hat, as an engineer and technical lead. He's one of the co-founders of Cloud Privacy Labs where he works on semantic interoperability and privacy technologies for centralized and decentralized systems. Burak holds BSc and MSc degrees in electrical and electronics engineering, and an MSc degree in computer science.
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