Learn Pub/Sub in RabbitMQ and TypeScript
Is this a course on Pub/Sub architecture, or is it a course on RabbitMQ? Well, both. Also available in:
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Lane Wagner
Lane is a back-end engineer and the lead instructor of Boot.dev. He has taught over one million students worldwide, on Boot.dev, FreeCodeCamp, YouTube and the Backend Banter podcast. Lane worked as a backend engineer writing Go, Python and TypeScript, then moved into engineering management and a couple of years later left to build Boot.dev full-time.
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Learn how to build large-scale asynchronous Pub/Sub architectures using RabbitMQ and TypeScript. Understand how pub/sub systems differ from point-to-point systems, and how to use real-world technologies to make them work. Write hands-on real-time applications that use a local RabbitMQ server to communicate between services.
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Mohammad hindi
Palestinian Territories
Excellent!!!
Abdullah Yousuf
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Very good introduction into queues with AMQP, a bit confusing sometimes.
Akshell
France
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Haitham Alawneh
Palestinian Territories
Overall good module. Could provide more explanation/docs on the peril game interface itself.
Steve Hu
Canada
This was a very intuitive course. And not to mention that it's very easy now to implement this knowledge in other programming languages too!
Zhusha7
Vilnius, Lithuania
Good intro to pub/sub concepts, especially to someone who hasn't used RabbitMQ before.
Josh Javier
Philippines
This was a great introduction to RabbitMQ! As someone who only had knowledge of proprietary MQs like AWS SQS, I was looking for sources to learn open-source variants of MQs such as RabbitMQ or Apache Kafka, as a backend developer. This course definitely delivers, both as an intro the MQs and as a primer on RabbitMQ.
Sai
San Francisco, USA
great intro to rabbitmq and working with it in typescript. You essentially run a game of (kind of) Risk where rabbit is the server that informs the other players of moves. Very cool!
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United States
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