Overview of QuickIO

QuickIO, often abbreviated QIO, is a real-time application server that serves events over WebSocket, HTTP, and its own custom event format. Rather than being the most feature-rich, easiest-to-use, and “fun” server out there, QuickIO endeavors to be the fastest and simplest.

• The Run Down
  • The Event Model
  • Event Example
  • Event Subscriptions
  • Event Unsubscriptions
  • Event Callbacks
• Programming with a QuickIO Client
  • What is an event?
  • Sending Events
  • Receiving Events
  • Special Events
• Server Architecture
  • Clients
  • Protocols
  • Applications
  • Events
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• Client Architecture
  • Principles of Clients
  • Implementing a Client
• Writing Applications
  • Structure
  • Registering Events
  • Sending Callbacks
  • Creating Server Callbacks
  • Example