When we were looking at the interactions between the Outlook and the LinkedIn APIs, we encountered WebSocket communications that used some additional encoding. The encoding was nothing too complex, but it was uncommon. It turned out to be LZip compression. However,...
Unicode is the de-facto standard for multilingual character encoding. UTF-8 is the most popular encoding used that supports its hundreds of thousands of characters. Aside from the encoding (byte representation of characters), Unicode defines multiple transformations...