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### [Exploring WebSocket with Rust and Tide]

![tic-tac-tide img](../newsletter-018/tic-tac-tide.png)

An exploration post on how to use WebSockets with [Tide] framework by creating
a simple tic-tac-toc game. It's focused on how to implement `ws` to enable all
time of real time apps (and games) with Rust and Tide.
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