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DIY Message Broker
In Erlang (and Elixir), I always missed a way to organize “streaming” message exchange, similar to what a Message Broker provides. Normal developers accept the constraints imposed by their frameworks: Phoenix has PubSub, OTP has :gen_event, and Elixir had GenEvent, deprecated even before it was born.
None of these suited me fully.
Thus, the Antenna library had been created.
Here are whys and howtos.
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