.svg){kind=small}
What are you searching for?
- 01
DESIGN TAMPLATES
ZeroMQ automatically restores outgoing connections. In the application, you may not notice a disconnection
- 02
EASY TO USE
Messages sent to ZeroMQ are placed in an internal queue, which allows you not wait until the end of sending
- 03
A LOT OF TOOLS
Each message is atomic, i.e. will always be received or transmitted completely, including all frames
- 04
DISCONNECTED COMPONENTS
The library is cross-platform, i.e. can be used both in Linux and under Windows
- 05
SEPARATED LOGIC
Binda of this library is for a variety of programming languages: C ++, C #, CL, Delphi, Erlang, F #, Felix, Haskell, Java, Objective-C, Ruby, Ada, Basic, Clojure, Go, Haxe, Node.js, etc
ZEROMQ.
ZeroMQ is a good library. Its source code in C and C ++ is aesthetically pleasing, it is well documented, has a great and very responsive community. ZeroMQ has several dozen bindings for different languages. The key method is the transfer of information using messages instead of providing direct access to it. ZeroMQ offers the developer a certain high level of abstraction when working with sockets. The library assumes part of the concern for data buffering, queue maintenance, establishing and restoring connections, and other things. Instead of doing such nonsense, you can focus on the main thing - the architecture and logic of the application
