rmueller/kayak

Kayak is a high-performance, event-driven networking framework for .NET that provides a robust foundation for building HTTP servers and network applications. It replaces legacy stream-based abstractions with a modern, delegate-based architecture for scheduling, server management, and socket I/O, enabling more testable and stable code. The system includes a command-line interface for launching servers, comprehensive HTTP/1.1 support including 100-continue handling, and utility tools for documentation generation.

This period focused on streamlining the Kayak framework by removing legacy coroutine and stream abstractions in favor of a more direct socket and event-loop based architecture. The team integrated the httpmachine submodule and introduced new networking abstractions via the Oars library, while simultaneously reorganizing the project structure, build scripts, and test suites to support this shift.

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The project underwent a significant architectural shift to replace C# events with interface-based delegates across the HTTP and networking layers, improving robustness and testability. This refactoring was accompanied by the introduction of a command-line interface and extensive new test suites to validate the new delegate patterns and transaction handling.

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