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How to build a secure WebSocket server in Python
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When a web app needs something from an external server, the client sends a request to that server, the server responds, and the connection is subsequently closed. However, bi-directional communication lets the server independently push data to the client every time it updates. This type of connection uses the WebSocket protocol, and today we’ll learn to build a secure WebSocket server using Python and JavaScript.
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