Hi, I've been reading through the guide every now and then for the past few months and used zeromq for a couple of pet projects. I've been using the Python bindings for libzmq and I've had a blast.
While the documentation is good and the bindings are excellent, I have realised that I have sort of developed a higher-level library on top of pyzmq in my effort to understand it. I have done this I think, primarily to make it easier to use the limited functionality of zmq I've found the need for so far. So the library I've created for myself is not by any means complete, it just makes it easier to set up applications that have some specific usecases. Example: http://codepad.org/z8p0ImK6 This is more magic than plain pyzmq, but I think it makes it easier to make the simplest applications. I kind of want to release this when it supports a broader spectrum of usecases than just pub/sub and req/rep, but I thought I'd at the very least ask permission first and maybe also get some opinions about that way of running a zeromq application. If I were to release this, would the modified BSD license be okay? I'm not planning on bundling libzmq or pyzmq, they'd be dependencies in a setup.py file. Grateful for any feedback, thanks! -- Kind regards, Robin Kåveland Hansen
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