Archive for the 'Hasenwerkstatt' Category
December 1, 2010
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Michael BridgenWe have been prototyping support for a new protocol, as is our wont. This one is called “AMQP 1.0 R0”, and it is the new issue from the AMQP working group (of which RabbitMQ, and latterly VMware, are a member). The “R0” indicates that it’s the first revision of a recommendation. The specification is incomplete: there are many TODOs, and to a large extent it is unproven. Those two facts are part of what prompted this prototyping.
November 12, 2010
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Michael BridgenFor those who have been away from the internets, node.js is an evented JavaScript engine based on Google’s V8. Because it is essentially one big, efficient event loop, it’s a natural fit for programs that shuffle data backwards and forwards with little state in-between. And it’s fun to program, an opinion apparently lots of people share, because there have been loads of libraries crop up around it.
Among the more impressive of these libraries is Socket.
October 18, 2010
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Martin SustrikRecently, Michael Bridgen and I implemented a bridge to connect the RabbitMQ broker with applications using 0MQ for messaging.
Here it is: http://github.com/rabbitmq/rmq-0mq
So: What kind of benefit the users can get by using both products in parallel?