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New sample for WebSockets communication between a Ktor based server and a KorIO based client #48
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As discussed in Discord I first created a sample using KorIO for both the WebSockets client and the server. Then I replaced the WebSockets server with Ktor, added a GUI as a showcase and a small README file with a description.
I thought a sample can come in handy since the KorIO WebSockets client API does not have a detailed description.