When checking examples from https://github.com/adamw/reactmq.git, we saw
two similar usage of Flow:
One is:
Flow(conn.inputStream)
.mapConcat(reconcileFrames.apply)
.produceTo(materializer, sendToQueueConsumer)
The other is:
Flow(receiveFromQueueProducer)
.map(_.encodeAsString)
.map(createFrame)
.toProducer(materializer)
.produceTo(conn.outputStream)
What is the difference of Flow.produceTo(mat, consumer) with
Flow.toProducer(mat).producerTo(consumer)?
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