Since June 2023, I have been utilizing libwebsockets as a high-performance client to interface with real-time servers—including TTS (Text-to-Speech), ASR (Automatic Speech Recognition), and audio/video streaming nodes—within a telecom-grade C language commercial application.
After evaluating uWebsockets, websocketCPP, beast and Poco C++, I chose libwebsockets for its lightweight footprint and high performance.
This repository documents my deep engineering practices with the library, including:
| Date | Example / Resource | Note |
|---|---|---|
| 20260713 | ws-client-test-AAAA |
NA |
| 20241106 | ws-client-tools |
NA |
| 20240313 | ws-client-simple-schedule-send-tlsws-client-simple-schedule-send |
NA |
| 20231108 | ws-client-simple-send-recv-tlsws-server-simple-send-recv-tlsws-client-simple-send-recvws-server-simple-send-recv |
NA |
| 20231107 | README.md (Rewritten)READMEs/README.build-ubuntu.mdREADMEs/README.build-windows-clion.md |
NA |