Guided tour

1. 💡01

   Twitter Engine: Mimicking Twitter Features

   Twitter Engine is a serverless application that mimics Twitter features, providing a REST API for user actions and real-time updates via WebSocket. It allows users to register, log in, tweet, and follow others, all through a simple HTML interface.

   • ✓Mimics Twitter features
2. 🛠02

   Event-Driven Architecture Overview

   The architecture is event-driven, utilizing WebSocket for real-time communication and a REST API for client-server interactions. Actors handle requests and responses, ensuring efficient processing.

   • ✓Uses WebSocket for real-time communication
3. 📄03

   Key Implementation in Program.fs

   The Program.fs file contains the main logic for handling server requests and managing WebSocket connections. Its structure showcases the developer's approach to using F# actors for concurrency.

   Program.fs

   // Main entry point for the server
   [<EntryPoint>]
   let main argv =
       // Start server logic here
       0

4. ✓04

   No CI/CD Testing Configured

   Currently, there are no continuous integration or testing workflows configured for this project. Testing strategies may need to be implemented for better reliability.

   • !No CI workflows present
5. 🚀05

   No Deployment Workflows Configured

   There are no CI/CD workflows or deployment targets configured for this project, indicating a need for deployment strategies to be established.

   • !No deployment workflows present
6. ▶06

   Try It Out: Clone the Repository

   To explore the Twitter Engine, clone the repository and run the server in an IDE like Jetbrains Rider. Open the UI.html in your browser to interact with the application.

   git clone https://github.com/shashankcm95/Twitter-Engine

graph TD;
    A[Client] -->|WebSocket| B[Server];
    B -->|REST API| C[Database];
    B -->|Actors| D[Request Handling];