Comments on Just a little Python: ZeroMQ flow control and other options

Thanks for the comment -- I don'tactually have...

2012-08-23T11:12:33.464-04:00

Thanks for the comment -- I don'tactually have an opinion on Tornado vs Poller, not having used either of them, but I'll keep them in mind for the future.

Great !! Also I have been thinking a lot about Po...

2012-08-23T09:20:56.081-04:00

Great !!
Also I have been thinking a lot about Poller vs Tornados event loop for handling multiple sockets. I would like to know your opinion on them as well !!!

Thanks for the comment! I'll be touching on PU...

2012-08-21T10:12:16.750-04:00

Thanks for the comment! I'll be touching on PUSH/PULL devices as well as REQ/REP and PUB/SUB devices in future articles.

It's interesting that REQ/REP is a focus of the zeromq guide, since these are particularly prone to problems due to their statefulness (what happens when the REP side crashes while handling a message, for instance?)

Nice article on the basics again. The zeromq guide...

2012-08-21T10:07:09.893-04:00

Nice article on the basics again. The zeromq guide does not do great justice to the PUSH/PULL socket types for larger applications, the focus really seems to be on REQ/REP variants and PUB/SUB topologies.

It would be great if you could delve more on the PUSH/PULL variants, applications and performance tuning tips.