Oliver, > Agh -- you might want to keep an eye on this "reddit" post, seems to be > generating some ZeroMQ excitement: > > http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/ctt8g/why_zeromq_a_live_video_demo/ >
I like your (lengthy) comment at the beginning of the discussion. Too bad a lot of stuff like this is produced and gradually falls into oblivion. By now it is clear that using 0MQ requires a mental paradigm shift (the "a-ha" moment) and -- unfortunately -- we are doing were little to alleviate it for the users. That's the reason IMO why "0MQ is interesting but lacks documentation" complaint is often heard -- even though there's detailed reference (man pages) available. Maybe it should be worth starting collecting the texts that people believe are enlightening (for example, I really liked Brian Granger's comment about "you need bunch of 0MQ sockets to replace your TCP connection" yesterday. The goal being transforming them to a book (booklet) that would explain the basic concepts to newbies and lead them throught the paradigm shift. Martin _______________________________________________ zeromq-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.zeromq.org/mailman/listinfo/zeromq-dev
