Tag Archives: bowerick
Playing with Event-driven Web-based 3D-Visualization via A-Frame and bowerick
This year in February, I heard for the first time of A-Frame (at RWDSL@CGO). In a nutshell, A-Frame aims on easing web-based 3D visualisation. Based on my previous work involving Event-driven Architecture (EDA) and Message-oriented Middleware (MoM), I was curious … Continue reading
bowerick 2.1.0 Released
In this post, I announce the release of bowerick 2.1.0. Before going into more detail, the summary of changes is as follows: Added functionality for advanced message handling for message producers and consumers. Added a built-in test message/event producer for … Continue reading
bowerick 1.99.17 released.
In this post, I briefly announce the release of bowerick version 1.99.17. Compared to the next post I have planned, this is not the chronological but the, in my opinion, logical order. Changes compared to the previous bowerick release are: … Continue reading
Using the Clojure-based bowerick MoM/JMS Library in Java
First of all, for those who did not run across bowerick yet, here is a brief description: bowerick is a Clojure library that bundles the functionality of various Message-oriented Middleware (MoM)/Java Message Service (JMS) implementations and provides one centralized abstraction … Continue reading
Playing a bit with Message-oriented Middleware Protocols/Transports using bowerick
bowerick combines various libraries, e.g., for Message-oriented Middleware (MoM) protocols/transports. One aim was to provide an easily usable abstraction for playing and experimenting with MoM implementations. In this post, I use bowerick for a simple toy experiment to illustrate some … Continue reading
bowerick: Serialization Convenience, Command Line Helpers, and To-dos
In my previous post, I introduced bowerick for easing simple Message-oriented Middleware (MoM) tasks with Clojure (and Java). In this post, I will introduce some more features of bowerick in more detail. In addition, I will discuss some of the … Continue reading
bowerick: Easing Simple Message-oriented Middleware Tasks with Clojure (and Java)
TL;DR The aim of bowerick is to ease simple Message-oriented Middleware (MoM) tasks with Clojure and, to some extent, with Java. The general functionality that is offered by bowerick is: Creating message producers and sending messages. Creating message consumers and … Continue reading
You must be logged in to post a comment.