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Surviving Congested Wi-Fi with Dual Ports

Surviving Congested Wi-Fi with Dual Ports

Surviving Congested Wi-Fi with Dual Ports

How isolating HTTPS camera permissions on a separate port allowed hundreds of live attendees to browse seamlessly.

How isolating HTTPS camera permissions on a separate port allowed hundreds of live attendees to browse seamlessly.

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Jarib Sioco

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The Live Event Wi-Fi Paradox

Deploying a local campus event system across hundreds of attendee phones inevitably chokes local access points. Mobile browsers also mandate HTTPS before granting camera access for interactive QR scanning.

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Dual-Port Topology

We split the Django runtime across two concurrent ports. Station tablet scanners connected via SSL on Port 8443 to retain camera permissions, while attendee phones hit Port 8000 over plain HTTP to strip out handshake overhead.

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The Sub-50KB Design System

Heavy UI frameworks were discarded in favor of a bespoke, vanilla CSS stylesheet under 50KB. Even with dozens of visitors loading booth passports simultaneously, pages rendered without perceptible latency.

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Reliable Simplicity

Eliminating unnecessary layers and tailoring server architectures directly to environment constraints is what turns fragile software into resilient event infrastructure.

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What can you build?

Do you design the architecture first?

Can you work with hardware and software?

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(Frequently Asked Questions)

What can you build?

Do you design the architecture first?

Can you work with hardware and software?

What makes your AI workflow different?

Are you available for a serious build?