Messaging
Multipart messages
RabbitMQ .NET
Original series
- Messaging with RabbitMQ and .NET C# part 1: foundations and setup
- Messaging with RabbitMQ and .NET C# part 2: persistence
- Messaging with RabbitMQ and .NET C# part 3: message exchange patterns
- Messaging with RabbitMQ and .NET C# part 4: routing and topics
- Messaging with RabbitMQ and .NET C# part 5: headers and scatter/gather
- RabbitMQ in .NET: data serialisation
- RabbitMQ in .NET: data serialisation II
- RabbitMQ in .NET: handling large messages
- RabbitMQ in .NET C#: basic error handling in Receiver
- RabbitMQ in .NET C#: more complex error handling in the Receiver
Updated series
- Messaging with RabbitMQ and .NET review part 1: foundations and terminology
- Messaging with RabbitMQ and .NET review part 2: installation and setup
- Messaging with RabbitMQ and .NET review part 3: the .NET client and some initial code
- Messaging with RabbitMQ and .NET review part 4: one way messaging with a basic consumer
- Messaging with RabbitMQ and .NET review part 5: one way messaging with an event based consumer
- Messaging with RabbitMQ and .NET review part 6: the fanout exchange type
- Messaging with RabbitMQ and .NET review part 7: two way messaging
- Messaging with RabbitMQ and .NET review part 8: routing and topics
- Messaging with RabbitMQ and .NET review part 9: headers
- Messaging with RabbitMQ and .NET review part 10: scatter/gather
- Messaging with RabbitMQ and .NET review part 11: various other topics
Service bus messaging with MassTransit
- Messaging through a service bus in .NET using MassTransit part 1: foundations
- Messaging through a service bus in .NET using MassTransit part 2: starting with some code
- Messaging through a service bus in .NET using MassTransit part 3: publishing messages to multiple consumers
- Messaging through a service bus in .NET using MassTransit part 4: dependency injection with StructureMap
- Messaging through a service bus in .NET using MassTransit part 5: failures
- Messaging through a service bus in .NET using MassTransit part 6: message types and inheritance support
- Messaging through a service bus in .NET using MassTransit part 7: intercepting messages
- Messaging through a service bus in .NET using MassTransit part 8: observing events in the bus
WebSockets with SignalR
- Introduction to WebSockets with SignalR in .NET Part 1: the basics
- Introduction to WebSockets with SignalR in .NET Part 2: code basics
- Introduction to WebSockets with SignalR in .NET Part 3
- Introduction to WebSockets with SignalR in .NET Part 4: stock price ticker
- Introduction to WebSockets with SignalR in .NET Part 5: dependency injection in Hub
- Introduction to WebSockets with SignalR in .NET Part 6: the basics of publishing to groups
Pipes
- Basics of working with pipes in C# .NET part 1: send and receive a single byte
- Basics of working with pipes in C# .NET part 2: continuous byte communication
- Basics of working with pipes in C# .NET part 3: message transmission
- Basics of working with pipes in C# .NET part 4: basic conversation with messages
- Basics of working with pipes in C# .NET part 5: transmitting objects
- Basics of working with pipes in C# .NET part 6: message compression
Various
Exercises in .NET with Andras Nemes 
Hi Andras, Thanks much for the work you have put into this page (and all others). You have done us all a great favour, and help!
Quick question on this messaging topic: would you (sooner/later) be able to cover zeroMQ and perhaps its usage with protoBuf? I have created a router/dealer messaging pattern with zeroMQ, still would like to understand its full capability. Thanks!
Hi Jengis, I’m planning to discover zeroMQ myself this year, possibly during the summer. I’ve never used it so I’m not sure how deep I will dit into it though. //Andras
As always, your posts are high quality, concise and well thought out!
Gerard, thank you for your kind words, I’m glad you’re finding the posts useful. //Andras
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