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Well, the original product survived until it was really more work than I could deal with. This was before the days of github. In 2009 I wrote a new HTTP core u
by PieterH 10y ago
Well, the original product survived until it was really more work than I could deal with. This was before the days of github.
In 2009 I wrote a new HTTP core using the tools we'd developed for OpenAMQ, and called it X5. It's in the openamq repo on github, somewhere. Nice fast clean core yet not mature enough for real use.
When we killed OpenAMQ to focus on ZeroMQ, we killed all the technologies it comprised. Including X5.
The git history is complete I think.
- appleflaxen 10y agoI saw mention of the 2009 rewrite, but couldn't figure out what happened after that. I appreciate your perspective, and the context regarding OpenAMQ to ZeroMQ. You have really contributed an incredible amount to the world. I am not really a hacker, but I am a technophile. I am humbled to be a beneficiary of your open source code, have access to your thoughts via your blog, and overall to try to be a better person by following your example. Thank you.