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Introduction I have been working on a real time prediction gaming platform called 92 Blaze Game , and along the way I ran into a set of problems that anyone building low latency, high concurrency web applications will eventually face. Real time games are unforgiving. Players feel every millisecond…
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Building a Real Time Prediction Game: Architecture, WebSockets, and Lessons Learned published: true
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