Resumen de Practical Perl tools: zero plus one
In our last time together, we spent the column exploring ZeroMQ (sometimes written 0MQ). We looked at the basics of what it is, why it is cooler than I will ever be, and began to look at some sample Perl code that uses it. With this column, I hope to take the subject just a little further by exploring a few slightly more complex 0MQ topics. I’m going to (mostly) avoid rehashing the basics from last time, so I recommend you check out that column first.
