BitCache Message Format
BitCache messages are written to the BitCache channels in binary format. To make things easier, we have created libraries to serialise and deserialise BitCache messages here.
Go Implementation
The Go version of the BitCache Message Library is designed for performance and reliability. It offers:
Strong Type Safety: Go's strict type system helps prevent many types of errors at compile time, increasing the robustness of the serialization and deserialization processes.
High Performance: Go's efficient memory management and concurrency model make the library particularly well-suited for high-throughput and low-latency applications.
Simplicity and Readability: Go's straightforward syntax and language features allow for clear and maintainable code.
Python Implementation
The Python version of the BitCache Message Library is intended to be simple and easy to understand:
Dependency free: Uses only features present in the standard library that all Python developers should know or would benefit from knowing about.
TypeScript/JavaScript Implementation
The TypeScript/JavaScript version of the BitCache Message Library is tailored for flexibility and ease of integration in web applications:
Seamless Browser and Node.js Compatibility: Designed to work effortlessly across server-side (Node.js) and client-side (browser) environments.
TypeScript Support: Leverages TypeScript's static typing for enhanced code quality and maintainability in JavaScript-based projects.
Easy Integration with JavaScript Ecosystems: The library can be effortlessly integrated with modern web development tools and frameworks, making it a versatile choice for web developers.
More information
You can find more details regarding the message specification on the next page.
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