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Introduction In this article, I will explore the backend implementation of my real-time WebSocket application. Built using Gin and Go, the backend efficiently manages WebSocket connections, stores messages, and broadcasts updates to all connected clients. Project Structure https://github.com/tom-takeru/web-socket-demo My backend project is organized to ensure modularity and reusability. Below is the updated directory structure: ./backend ├── go.mod ├── go.sum ├── main.go └── stores └── messages.go Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode Key Directories and Files go.mod: Defines module dependencies and versions. main.go: Entry point of the application that initializes the WebSocket server and routes. stores/messages.go: Manages message storage with thread-safe…