The publish-subscribe pattern (short: pubsub) is an event handling and messaging pattern where the consumer subscribes to the provider, which in return can then publish a message that can be picked up and processed by each subscribed consumer.
A highly extensible Rust-based meta-framework designed for building decoupled and maintainable applications.
Plugin.Maui.MessagingCenter provides a drop-in compatible replacement for the deprecated .NET MAUI MessagingCenter.
JavaScript implementation of the Publish/Subscribe pattern with TypeScript support.
Quoridor game implementation integrated with a versatile and reusable AI agent for solving two-player board games
JObserve is a replacement for the legacy java observer package, with support for object attributes and attribute listeners.
Demos using popular frameworks or architectures, based on dotnet.
A simple blockchain network implementation in JavaScript.
Minimalistic proof of concept for event-driven architecture (EDA) using NATS
This is an implementation of a MineSweeper in java created for the lecture "Einführung in die Software-Entwicklung".
This repo contains a simple in memory publish subscribe message queue in Python which delivers messages based on the priority of the subscribers and handles them in different thread pool.
Learning advanced deep-dive Javascript while building minimalistic real-world functional projects while leveraging dev best practices with modern vanilla Javascript - ES6 features
Using RabbitMQ in C#.
Lightweight and easy-to-use module for using Publish-Subscribe pattern in golang
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