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Didn't notice this on my first read, but this is by Martin Sustrik. Sustrik is a former ZeroMQ contributor and, more recently, author of the abandoned zmq alter
by shabbyrobe 10y ago
Didn't notice this on my first read, but this is by Martin Sustrik. Sustrik is a former ZeroMQ contributor and, more recently, author of the abandoned zmq alternative nanomsg [1], as well as the libmill [2] and libdill [3] lightweight concurrency libraries.
[1] http://nanomsg.org/
[2] http://libmill.org/
[3] http://libdill.org/
- jey 10y agoIs nanomsg truly abandoned? I was hoping it was simply converging toward stability.
- shabbyrobe 10y agoHmm true, my language was a bit ambiguous. I meant it was abandoned by Sustrik [1], even if some of the community are doing the best they can manage to keep it alive. [1] http://www.freelists.org/post/nanomsg/New-fork-was-Re-Moving-forward
- jey 10y agoThat seems a bit outdated; looks like main nanomsg repo has regular commits from gdamore now[1], so maybe the fork was resolved? 1. https://github.com/nanomsg/nanomsg/commits/master https://github.com/nanomsg/nanomsg/commits/master
- shabbyrobe 10y agoYep it was eventually resolved midway through 2016, D'Amore stepped up, then stepped down, then stepped up again. The link I cited is not a commentary on the current status of nanomsg, it is more to illustrate Sustrik's role in the situation. If, ultimately, this discussion is about Sustrik's IETF proposal, it is important to consider his relationship with previous similar (zmq/nanomsg) or related (libmill/libdill) projects which have borne his name.
- RickHull 10y agoAlso https://github.com/go-mangos/mangos https://github.com/go-mangos/mangos
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