Getting Started with 'nanomsg'
Posted on September 16, 2013 by Tim Dysinger I played around with nanomsg. It’s natural to describe it as a mini-zeromq in C. The following are my examples of each pattern type in C. Error handling and such has been left out for brevity. I placed the code on github also here so you don’t have to type much if you want to play with it. Pipeline (A One-Way Pipe) #include <assert.h> #include <libc.h>
A Look at Nanomsg and Scalability Protocols (Why ZeroMQ Shouldn’t Be Your First Choice)
A Look at Nanomsg and Scalability Protocols (Why ZeroMQ Shouldn’t Be Your First Choice) Earlier this month, I explored ZeroMQ and how it proves to be a promising solution for building fast, high-throughput, and scalable distributed systems. Despite lending itself quite well to these types of problems, ZeroMQ is not without its flaws. Its creators have attempted to rectify many of these shortcoming
The Future of Asynchronous IO in Python
Disclaimer: I’m an engineer with 10+ years of backend development for web, most of the career spent on writing Python code. So most of this text may be not relevant for other areas of software development. Likewise it’s not relevant to people using JVM or CLR, they just solve issues in different way. Developing web applications today does look very different from what we have been doing 10 years a
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