I know the wheels are turning in the .Net community with not being so bound to Windows. I think it's awesome that we broaden our territory and get a richer "smorgasbord" to pick from. How-ever, if you still are tied to Windows due to infrastructure agreement or because you just love it…
Daniel Wertheim
Time has come to package the previous writings and concepts up and introduce a NatsClient. A client which lets you publish and subscribe to subjects and consume them using observables etc. We are still working against one single server node, and have not yet introduced cluster aware clients. But we…
Daniel Wertheim
Time has come to encapsulate the consuming part a bit, and in this post we will move this to something called NatsObservable which extends IObservable<IOp> and therefore lets you observe incoming ops from a Nats server. Using ReactiveExtensions.Net [https://github.com/Reactive-Extensions/Rx.N…
Daniel Wertheim
I just published a post [https://danielwertheim.se/simple-incoming-op-parser-for-nats-in-c/] where I describe the OpParser and which lets you consume downstream ops from a NATS [http://nats.io/] server. On demand, lets show how to use it with a NATS server to get a long running subscriber. All po…
Daniel Wertheim
Instead of a big blog post I'll continue to write smaller parts in my journey with Nats. Feels like it rimes better with the philosophy of Nats. So, this time, lets look at a simple parser that parses a downward stream from a Nats server to a client in C#. The implementations shown will change…
Daniel Wertheim