Code rant

If you are programming against a web service, the natural pattern is request-response. It’s always initiated by the client, which then waits...

Publisher confirms are a RabbitMQ addition to AMQP to guarantee message delivery. You can read all about them here and here . In short t...

AsmSpy is a little tool I put together a while back to view assembly reference conflicts. Even though it took just an hour or so to knock t...

From version 0.15 the way that publish works in EasyNetQ has dramatically changed. Previously the client application was responsible for...

Last night I attended the launch of The Brighton Fuse report. This is the result of a two year research project into Brighton’s Creative...

EasyNetQ has always had a single dispatcher thread that runs user message handlers. This means that a slow handler on one queue can caus...

I’ve long been confused with best practices around AMQP channel handling. This post is my attempt to explain my current thoughts, partly in ...

This is a quick post to highlight a common cause of confusion when people play with topics in EasyNetQ. You can subscribe to a message typ...

EasyNetQ is my little, easy to use, client API for RabbitMQ . It’s been doing really well recently. As I write this it has 24,653 downloa...

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