Create a simple web socket API in C++ to communicate with Node.js Server in binary

I need to be able to send (not receive) data very quickly from my C++ application to a local Node.js server. This data will originate as string, integer, or float (possibly structs of these, let's talk) inside the C++ application and should be transmitted in binary, when possible (hoping that's most of the time), to the Node.js server where it will be cast back to their corresponding types. You will be responsible for: + Creating a simple API for me to do this with. + Creating an example C++11 Visual Studio 2013 project file that demonstrates success + Creating a Javascript file that receives the string, integer, or float (again, binary where possible) data and printing a console log command of the data to indicate successful transmission. Speed is king. I expect realtime, asynchronous communication, hence the idea that binary might be better because of this. This should be a relatively quick task for someone who knows what they're doing. I'm well aware that [login to view URL] exists and that there is a cpp header for it. I have been unsuccessful transmitting anything other than a string with it, but if you want to use it, I'm fine with that so long as it works as intended and is fast. Bonus points for not using Boost or any other external C++ Library.