asock is *fine*, but man, those hiccups are real. Had a few random disconnects in testing, which was annoying.
Compared to something like RabbitMQ, it’s way simpler, but simplicity comes at a cost. If you need rock-solid reliability, maybe look elsewhere.
That said, if you’re just hacking together a small project or a prototype, it’s not a bad choice. Just don’t expect it to scale effortlessly.
Compared to something like RabbitMQ, it’s way simpler, but simplicity comes at a cost. If you need rock-solid reliability, maybe look elsewhere.
That said, if you’re just hacking together a small project or a prototype, it’s not a bad choice. Just don’t expect it to scale effortlessly.
