LShift's Open Source implementation of AMQP, the emerging standard for reliable messaging, is fast becoming well known for its low latency and high throughput.
Visit the RabbitMQ website for more information, documentation, downloads and to get involved with the community building this exciting piece of software.
This project was a joint initiative between Vodafone and Microsoft. It is a security framework that combines Internet and mobile technologies that span many areas, ranging from a .NET based client with hardware security token and an XML-based security protocol through to backend messaging platforms.
Full Vodafone case study
I got a couple of queries recently on how to make your mercurial-server repositories publically readable over HTTP. Happily this isn’t hard to do, and doesn’t really touch on mercurial-server itself. Here’s how we do it on our Debian systems; in what follows I assume that you have installed mercurial-server on hg.example.com, and [...]
Whilst writing the installer for WebGAC, I was faced with some challenges trying to make the Add-In install for all users on the system. The MSDN documentation for Add-In registration generally recommends placing the files into the user’s My Documents directory. It’s All Users solution is to place it into the Shared Documents directory. The [...]
LShift is looking for senior developers. If you want to join one of the most skilled and interesting technical teams around, how about submitting a CV and some code samples?
We are pleased to be attending QCon (Conference for the Enterprise Software Development Community) in London from 11 - 13 March to showcase RabbitMQ for the second time.
Matthias Radestock (LShift TD), Tony Garnock-Jones (LShift Senior Developer) and Alexis Richardson (CohesiveFT CEO) spoke at the Google London meeting.
