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I'm trying to build a scalable, secure, robust websocket application that will deliver chat messages, market rates, trades, real time updates/notifications, timer/countdowns

I found this example: https://www.callicoder.com/spring-boot-websocket-chat-example/ I realize the potential, since I already know Spring Boot and I can use this as my Websocket server.

Tech Stack: Spring, STOMP, SockJS, RabbitMQ

However I noticed it uses SockJS. Then I searched for alternatives and seems a popular choice is Socket.io. Their website says it all and possible solutions. But it's NodeJS.

Tech Stack: NodeJS, Socket.io

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If you already know Spring Boot you can go with the Java implantation of socket.io.