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sockets-example

This project is just me trying to remediate myself on more advanced python topics. There are a few variant iterations of this example floating around the internet. But my example is unique for three reasons:

  1. I bundle the server and client into proper classes. Most people just give you the "more pythonic" flat method technique. I think this is questionable.
  2. I provide a runner that handles everything. Starts the server, starts the client, passes messages between them, and logs it all to the console.
  3. I use multiprocessing to be able to start the server and run the client in the same demo script.