golden-gate | connect wearables and other IoT devices

golden-gate is a C library typically used in Networking applications. golden-gate has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. However golden-gate has a Non-SPDX License. You can download it from GitHub.

![Golden Gate bridge image - public domain photo via Good Free Photos] docs/src/golden_gate_bridge.jpg). Golden Gate is a portable cross-platform framework that offers reliable and secure network communication between different combinations of embedded devices, mobile applications and desktop applications over Bluetooth Low Energy. The framework provides developers with a familiar model, allowing them to implement their functionality the same way they would in other networked environments, leveraging familiar standards like CoAP, WebSockets, HTTP, MQTT, TLS, and TCP/UDP/IP, even when the underlying operating system or transport doesn’t natively support those. It can run in many environments, from embedded systems with very limited resources like wearables and IoT devices, to mobile and desktop. The initial focus is on Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) connections, but the framework is general in nature, it is designed to work with any type of transport. BLE APIs on mobile operating systems like iOS and Android, as well as most embedded APIs, only offer the limited functionality of BLE GATT; so the Golden Gate framework’s networking stack extends that low-level access, allowing a complete IP-based stack to be layered on top of it.