Client-Server

Client-Server - Dart

The Client-Server pattern distributes application logic between servers providing resources or services and clients requesting those resources. This example uses Dart’s Isolate to simulate a simple server handling string reversal requests from clients. The server listens for messages on a ReceivePort, reverses the …

Client-Server - Scala

The Client-Server pattern establishes a relationship where one component (the client) requests services from another component (the server). The server provides resources or performs actions based on the client’s requests. This example uses Scala’s Future to handle asynchronous communication, reflecting a common …

Client-Server - PHP

The Client-Server pattern decouples a service provider (server) from its consumers (clients). The server provides resources or services, while clients request and utilize them. This promotes modularity, allowing the server to be updated or scaled independently of clients. Our PHP example simulates a simple time server. …

Client-Server - Ruby

The Client-Server pattern organizes a distributed application into two distinct parts: a server that provides a service or resource, and clients that request and consume that service. This example uses Ruby’s socket library to create a simple TCP-based server and client. The server listens for connections, receives …

Client-Server - Swift

The Client-Server pattern decouples a service provider (Server) from its consumers (Clients). The Server provides resources or functionalities, and Clients request and utilize them. This enables scalability, reusability, and independent development of client and server. Here, we simulate a simple temperature server …

Client-Server - Kotlin

The Client-Server pattern distributes applications into two parts: clients, which request resources or services, and servers, which provide those resources or services. This example uses Kotlin Coroutines and Channels for asynchronous communication. The server listens on a channel for client requests (strings) and …

Client-Server - Rust

The Client-Server pattern involves dividing a system into two distinct parts: the client, which requests services, and the server, which provides those services. This example uses Rust’s standard library for TCP networking to implement a simple echo server and client. The server listens for connections on a …

Client-Server - Go

The Client-Server pattern is a distributed application structure that divides tasks between providers of a resource (servers) and requesters of that resource (clients). Here, a simple TCP server listens for connections and echoes back received messages. A client connects to the server, sends a message, receives the …

Client-Server - C

The Client-Server pattern involves separating an application into two parts: a server that provides a resource or service, and clients that request and utilize that service. This example uses basic sockets in C to demonstrate this pattern. The server listens for incoming connections, receives a request (a simple …

Client-Server - C++

The Client-Server pattern decouples a service provider (Server) from its consumers (Clients). The Server exposes functionalities, and Clients request those functionalities without needing to know the Server’s internal workings. This example uses basic sockets for communication. The Server listens for connections, …