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1. 💡01

   Twitter Engine: Mimicking Twitter Features

   Twitter Engine is an application that replicates core Twitter functionalities, allowing users to register, log in, tweet, and follow others. It provides real-time updates through WebSocket and a REST API for seamless client-server interaction.

   • ✓Mimics Twitter features
2. 🛠02

   Serverless Event-Driven Architecture

   The architecture is serverless and event-driven, utilizing WebSocket for real-time communication and REST API for client interactions. Actors manage requests and responses efficiently.

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

   Key Implementation in Program.fs

   The Program.fs file contains the main application logic, including the setup for the REST API and WebSocket connections. This file showcases the developer's approach to handling requests and managing real-time updates.

   Program.fs

   // Main entry point
   [<EntryPoint>]
   let main argv =
       // Setup server and routes
       startWebServer defaultConfig app
       0

4. ✓04

   No CI Tests Configured

   Currently, there are no continuous integration tests configured for this project. Testing is manual and relies on running the application in an IDE.

   • !No CI workflows present
5. 🚀05

   No CI/CD Workflows Configured

   There are no CI/CD workflows configured for deployment in this project. The application is intended to be run locally from an IDE.

   • !No deployment workflows present
6. ▶06

   Try It Locally

   To run the application, clone the repository and open the UI.html file in a web browser after starting the server in an IDE.

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

graph TD;
    A[Client] -->|WebSocket| B[Server];
    A -->|REST API| C[API Endpoints];
    C -->|Handles Requests| D[Actors];
    D -->|Push Updates| A;