Restore websocket
Asked on 06/16/2025
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It seems like you're interested in restoring a WebSocket connection. At WWDC, Apple discussed the use of the Network framework, which includes robust support for WebSockets. This framework allows developers to create secure, composable, and modern connections in their apps, including support for WebSockets, which can be used in both native and web apps.
For more detailed information on how to use structured concurrency with the Network framework, you can refer to the session titled "Use structured concurrency with Network framework." This session covers how to create connections, send and receive data, and handle network interface transitions, which are all relevant to managing WebSocket connections.
If you are looking for specific guidance on using WebSockets with the Network framework, you might find the chapter on "Make connections" particularly useful. You can start watching this section from the Make connections (00:00:45) chapter of the session.
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