wtf is mio-examples?

MIO Examples is a small collection of sample programs built using MIO, a Rust library for handling many network connections at once. The examples are meant to help developers learn how to use MIO by showing working code they can run and study. The repository currently contains one example called "Ping Pong," which is a simple echo server. An echo server receives text from a client over a network connection and sends that same text back. It reads input line by line, making it straightforward to understand the basics of accepting connections and moving data around. Each example is set up as a standalone project, so you can compile and run it on its own without needing the rest of the repository. The audience here is developers learning Rust who want to understand low-level networking. If you are building something like a custom game server, a chat backend, or any application that needs to juggle many simultaneous connections efficiently, MIO is one of the tools you might reach for. These examples give you a starting point so you can see the library in action rather than just reading documentation. One thing worth noting is that this repository is no longer the main home for these examples. They have been moved into the main MIO repository as part of its getting started documentation. So if you are looking to learn from these examples today, you would find them integrated directly into the main project's docs rather than maintained separately here.