Every Gliimly application functions both as an application server and a command-line interface, allowing flexibility in execution based on application nature.
The application server is made up of socket-connected processes that manage requests and replies, typically sitting behind a web server.
Using a Unix socket enhances performance in local communications, while TCP sockets serve requests between separate machines, balancing speed and distance.
Testing with Gliimly applications is streamlined due to the interchangeability of command-line execution and application server operation, simplifying development.
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