Publish Subscribe
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.NET Standard client library for sending and receiving events with Azure Event Hubs.
A .NET library that combines Reactive Extensions with ZeroMQ for high-performance network messaging.
A Delphi library for internal synchronous/asynchronous publish/subscribe messaging using TObject.Dispatch.
MicroPython and CircuitPython examples for MQTT communication with Adafruit IO on ESP8266/ESP32 boards.
A type-safe Swift framework implementing the publish-subscribe pattern with topic-based event publishing.
A language-agnostic gossip middleware and message bus built with Apache Thrift for distributed communication.
Python API for Vortex Lite and OpenSplice DDS implementations, supporting both IDL-based and Python object topic types.
Polymer web components for connecting to MQTT brokers and handling MQTT publish/subscribe operations.
Example code for publishing and subscribing to ThingSpeak channels using MQTT with MicroPython on ESP8266/ESP32 boards.
Example code for publishing and subscribing to ThingSpeak channels using MQTT with MicroPython on ESP8266/ESP32 boards.
ROS 2 middleware implementation using Intel's Distributed Publish & Subscribe protocol for IoT communication.
A Crystal language implementation of the MQTT protocol with pluggable transport support for publish/subscribe messaging.
A Meteor package for publishing non-reactive or aggregated values with configurable intervals, optimized for large datasets.
An Object Pascal client library for the NATS messaging system, based on the NATS C Client binaries.
ROS 2 middleware implementation using Vortex OpenSplice DDS for communication.
MQTT client for publishing messages from MicroPython on WiPy boards.
A minimal Tcl library for publishing messages to MQTT brokers with basic QoS 0 support.
A simple WAMP broker implementation for Vert.x applications with JSON and MsgPack support.
A ROS 2 middleware implementation using the FreeRTPS DDS library for real-time publish-subscribe communication.
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