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1. 💡01

   Twitter Engine: Mimics 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 connections and a REST API for seamless client-server interactions.

   • ✓Mimics Twitter features
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   Event-Driven Serverless Architecture

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

   • ✓Uses WebSocket for real-time updates
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   Program.fs: Core Logic Implementation

   The Program.fs file contains the core logic for the application, including the server setup and request handling. This file showcases the developer's use of F# actors to manage user interactions effectively.

   Program.fs

   // Server setup and request handling logic
   let startServer() =
       // Implementation details here
       ()

4. ✓04

   No CI Tests Configured

   Currently, there are no continuous integration tests configured for this project. Testing is likely manual or done within the 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 in an IDE.

   • !No deployment workflows present
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   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];
    C -->|Handles requests| D[Actors];
    D -->|Push updates| A;