Ankur Saxena

Hi @qianxiaoming, thanks for your interest in BlazingMQ! Python SDK will be open sourced soon. At this time, we expect it to be available in about a couple of months....

> How is the work going? Is it finished now? > > I too am looking for a golang client and would definitely have a go at implementing one. @paulm17...

Hi @jeffdoolittle and @roblugt Thanks for your interest in the project! Please see my [response](https://github.com/bloomberg/blazingmq/issues/28#issuecomment-1656337566) in another issue. Thanks!

Please see https://github.com/bloomberg/blazingmq/issues/28#issuecomment-1660538950 as well.

Hi @tomtom215, thanks for your interest in BlazingMQ! Internally, we have an adapter which provides HTTP interface which a producer can use to post messages to BlazingMQ. This adapter is...

@tomtom215 If we provide a HTTP/HTTP2 proxy which will enable you to talk to BlazingMQ, would you consider using BlazingMQ in your setup?

I would not use subscriptions for this. Sounds very hacky. Idea of triggers is interesting, but we need to think about its utility. What are some of the problems that...

Hi @syncush Thanks for your interest in the product. Are you saying that you'll be interested in implementing the client library?

Hi @kafkiansky, thanks for your interest in the product! What @willhoy has pointed out are basically the two files which capture the wire protocol containing low level structs and control...

Ok great, I will try to write a high level overview of the message flow and some other relevant details.