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State of development. #8
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@m-a-r-c-e-l-i-n-o there is no roadmap, also I guess the next logical step will be to make websocket transport in ZeroMQ and NetMQ. Regarding making it stable, use it, if you find a bug report it (and optionally fix it), if you think is stable, join the maintainers of the project and change the readme file (or send a pull request). Let me know if you want to join the maintainers. |
Sure, add me as a maintainer. |
added, make sure to read: |
Got it, thanks :) |
Hey guys, |
@somdoron, @m-a-r-c-e-l-i-n-o, is this project still open to new maintainers and contributors? |
All ZeroMQ projects are open to contributors, feel free to send pull requests |
@somdoron I'm a little confused if I should use JSMQ or jszmq on my project, because JSMQ follows a stable spec but looks like abandoned, and jszmq follows a draft spec and is an active project. |
I would use jszma
…On Fri, 14 Aug 2020, 11:20 Bruno Macabeus, ***@***.***> wrote:
@somdoron <https://github.com/somdoron> I'm a little confused if I should
use JSMQ or jszmq on my project, because JSMQ follows a stable spec but
looks like abandoned, and jszmq follows a draft spec and is an active
project.
Is jszmq stable enough to use on production?
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Hello there,
I found this project to be particularly interesting and I would like to know more about its current state of development. The README says "Both JSMQ and NetMQ WebSockets are beta at the moment and the API and protocol will probably changed.", and the last commit appears to be 4 months ago. What needs to be done to bring the code to a stable release? Is there a road map formulated somewhere?
Thank you for your time.
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