There is a serious dependency issue involved in zeroMQ. Once you get used to it, one cannot let it go anymore.
A few months ago I was looking for another way to spread parts of an existing clunky system over several hosts, in order to make it more scalable for future. Then I stumbled over zeroMQ. After a, let's say, not that steep learning curve, but great help from community, I figured out zeroMQ is not just good for messaging, it's a full fledged lib including all one needs to make most of the backend stuff of a system up and running. Now I've changed nearly the entire system to use zeroMQ. I kicked a lot of different libraries over board that the antique system used. Now the entire system is much more maintainable and because of the object oriented style of zeroMQ really fun to work with. Guys, you did a really great job, creating and maintaining that piece of software. Next I'll do using zeroMQ is ... looking for a new girlfriend 😉 Here my great thanks to all of you. Juergen
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