A production-ready QUIC implementation in pure Go
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TLS/SSL Tunnel - A modern STunnel replacement written in golang
golang quic tls-tunnel quic-server quic-client golang-application golang-proxy tls-proxy ssl-termination tls-sni stunnel-replacement
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Pure JavaScript QUIC/HTTP3 implementation for Node.js
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MsgTrans for rust, support multiple protocol create server and client, protocol support Tcp / WebSocket / QUIC.
socket tcp network websocket-server websocket websocket-client tcp-server tcp-client quic quic-server quic-client
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QUIC protocol implementation in python
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QUIC Protocol implemented in C
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QUIC protocol based simple RPC framework
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Echo client, server over the QUIC protocol
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Implement a pure Erlang QUIC protocol with TLS 1.3, stream multiplexing, connection migration, and load balancer support following RFC standards.
go lists arm erlang mongodb h3 azure makefile protocol chef ietf arm-templates quic-client http3 quicklook distributed-erlang tls13 bicep community-contributions-accepted maintained-solitary
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Lightweight DNS over QUIC (DoQ) Edge Proxy Client in Rust
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XQuic (@xof/quic) is a low-level QUIC v1/v2 & HTTP/3 stack for Node.js 20+. Built as a foundational block for real-time and multi-region systems, it features connection management, TLS 1.3 (Cert/PSK), multiplexed streams, flow control, loss recovery, QPACK, and HTTP Datagrams. It operates as a protocol layer, not a drop-in client replacement.
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