Use anacrolix/go-libutp instead
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Use anacrolix/go-libutp instead
ELFI (ELF over WIFI) is a FOTA ( Firmware Over The Air ) based software application, our application is following reliability, portability and configurability rules as well as the simple and efficient user experience.
A pure Zig implementation of the QUIC transport protocol.
Simple Socket Protocol for Embedded Systems
Secure (with AEAD) version of USTP, called USTP-Secure (ustps://)
ILP Pre-Shared Key Transport Protocol v2
Reliable transport over UDP in Java: sliding window, congestion control, benchmarks, end-to-end SHA-256 integrity.
Linux network namespace-based transport performance benchmarking framework using tc, netem, iperf3 and optional eBPF instrumentation.
Media Erasure-coded Live Delivery: a coded, media-aware transport for live and contribution-grade video in pure Go. Sliding-window RLNC erasure coding over a deterministic sans-I/O core. Experimental.
PHP extension for QUIC transport (RFC 9000) - client connections via OpenSSL 3.2+ native QUIC API
Draft-21 Multipath QUIC in Go — per-path connection IDs & packet-number spaces, PATH_* frames, hardware-verified over Wi-Fi + cellular.
Reliable transport protocol built on top of UDP in asynchronous Rust. Implements TCP-inspired features including reliable delivery, ordered packets, congestion control, retransmissions, sliding windows, RTT/RTO estimation
Fair Queuing Detection and Delay based Congestion Control. Forked userspace implementation of PCC. Contact: Maximilian Bachl
Experimental, unaudited Rust transport SDK with multiplexed TCP/UDP, Noise XX authentication, bounded state, and typed network-only fallback.
Independent, unofficial XHTTP transport implementation derived from SagerNet/sing-box, featuring Xray-core interoperability, HTTP/1.1-3, REALITY/uTLS, XMUX, tests and development builds.
VectorData Security Layer for .NET
Implementation of a transport protocol that sends and receives a chosen file through a simulated channel.
FRUL: A reliable transport protocol implemented in userspace C, featuring TCP-like connection state machine, sliding window flow control, selective acknowledgment, and timestamps. Runs over UDP.
This project implements a simplified version of TCP over UDP for reliable, uni-directional data transfer, featuring a custom segment format, a sliding window protocol, and logging of sent/received segments, while emulating packet loss scenarios for testing.
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