ProtoN protocol
Recent update: 2023/06/21
Recent update: 1970/01/01This one is UDP-based network protocol. Something like "pseudo-TCP" or "TCP-over-UDP".
Too long to list all the tech details here, but there are few generic.
Comparing to raw TCP:
- - it should be faster/more responsible
- - it should be more fault-tolerant (provide faster reaction in cases of packet lost)
- - it can work with much lower traffic overhead (TCP overhead is 2.8% minimum, often much higher)
- - it is UDP-based, this brings lesser problems with NAT or firewall
Comparing to raw UDP:
- - it takes care of packet loss
- - provides retransmission mechanism
- - provides connection state control/timeouts/keepalive
- - all such things that UDP lacks by design
Still, just experimental stuff ^^
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