Wed 23 Sep 2009
kamaloka-js-0.1.0 AMQP bindings released
Posted by J5 under AMQP , JavaScript , Open Formats , Standards , messaging , webappsComments Off
I am proud to announce version 0.1.0 of the kamaloka-js AMQP bindings. This initial release is considered to be an alpha quality release. It is there for you to break and give feedback so we can continue to improve the bindings and eventually get them to the point where they can be used to run mission critical applications.
In the next few days I will be concentrating on documenting the design of the bindings so anyone who wants to can easily jump in and contribute patches as well as suggestions. Please visit the project page to find out more and see how you can help out.
What’s in store for the future?
- High level bindings for each of the major AMQP client patterns to get developers up and running with AMQP in the browser fast
- QMF bindings for working with the QMF management console
Where can I find this release?
What’s in this release?
- Initial release
- Connection handshaking works
- AMQP lowlevel bindings for version 0.10 of the AMQP Protocol mostly complete
- Higher level bindings implementing the publisher/subscriber pattern is ready for use
How can I find out more?
- Project page: https://fedorahosted.org/kamaloka-js
- FAQ: https://fedorahosted.org/kamaloka-js/wiki/Faq
- Mailing list: https://fedorahosted.org/mailman/listinfo/kamaloka-js-devel
Kamaloka-js is an implementation of the AMQP messaging protocol (http://amqp.org/) in native JavaScript released under the MIT license. It is setup to be used with Orbited (http://orbited.org/) but can be used with any library which produce TCPSockets in the browser similar to Orbited. Kamaloka bindings are generated from qpid XML protocol description files.
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