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Which protocol or open standard do you like or wish was more popular? (lemmy.ml)
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There are a couple I have in mind. Like many techies, I am a huge fan of RSS for content distribution and XMPP for federated communication.

The really niche one I like is S-expressions as a data format and configuration in place of json, yaml, toml, etc.

I am a big fan of Plaintext formats, although I wish markdown had a few more features like tables.

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[โ€“] [email protected] 1 points 2 months ago (1 children)

I'm currently on the ZeroMQ boat. What made you go to Rabbit Mq? I need the Pair socket for zeroMq for a project.

[โ€“] [email protected] 3 points 2 months ago

Installed RabbitMQ for use in Python Celery (for task queue and crontab). Was pleasantly surprised it also offered MQTT support.

Was originally planning on using a third-party, commercial combo websocket/push notification service. But between RabbitMQ/MQTT with websockets and Firebase Cloud Messaging, I'm getting all of it: queuing, MQTT pubsub, and cross-platform push, all for free. ๐ŸŽ‰

It all runs nicely in Docker and when time to deploy and scale, trust RabbitMQ more since it has solid cluster support.