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A free tic-tac-toe game — play it in your browser, no install. Tic-tac-toe mini-game to learn about websockets in native JavaScript

by @mlangumier · mlangumier/websocket-client on GitHubLANG TypeScript★ 1HOSTED ON WEBSOCKET-CLIENT-ONE.VERCEL.APPUPDATED 7 Sep 2025

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Group members: Améliah LOUIS, Malak BOUAKER, Mathieu LANGUMIER

Description: A small Tic-Tac-Toe (fr: morpion) multiplayer app with real-time communication between browsers thanks to a websocket server using the WebSocket API & 'ws' libraries.

WebSocket API (frontend) Persistent two-way connection between browser & server (communication protocol), meaning that both the client or the server can send data to the other (!= HTTP where the client has to send a request in order to receive a response).

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