Binary Framing Layer Client and server WebSocket applications communicate via a message-oriented API: the sender provides an arbitrary UTF-8 or binary payload, and the receiver is notified of its delivery when the entire message is available. As a result, a large backlog of queued messages, or even a single large message, will delay delivery of messages queued behind it—head-of-line blocking! It is always different when testing - not reliable. Add to that the WebSocket protocol, which offers binary framing, extensibility, and subprotocol negotiation, and WebSocket becomes a perfect fit for delivering custom application protocols in the browser. Thank you for your great work Animesh.
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