Changes:

With the release of FlashMQ version 1.5.0 comes a change in license to a more permissive one. Before 1.5.0, the code was licensed under the Affero General Public License version 3. The primary reason was for ‘network copyleft’, meaning that hosting is considered distribution, which comes with the requirement of making changes to the source […]

Because this release marks a license change to a more permissive license, the minor level was bumped from 4 to 5. Other than that, there are no functional additions. There have been various improvements and fixes: Packages available for download and installation.

There were two bugs that affected only non-AMD64 systems (like ARM): Packages available for download and installation.

Small maintenance release: Packages available for download and installation.

Quickly after release 1.4.2. It fixes erroneously using an outgoing topic alias when the incoming packet had one.

Bugfix release: As usual, debs and an AppImage are available for download.

FlashMQ 1.4.0 has been released. It’s main change is a change in the plugin API, to allow access to the payload. This release also marks the end of Ubuntu 18.04 support. The C++ level was upped to C++17, which is not available on (the compilers on) Ubuntu 18.04. Plus, Ubuntu 18.04 is about to be […]

Check out the example plugin for async authentication using libcurl. Asynchronous calls are calls that don’t block your program while waiting for a response. Instead of waiting for a response to a network request (for instance), you will initiate the request and check for a result later. If you don’t do this asynchronously for a […]

Aside from some bug fixes and internal refactoring, these new features have been added: AppImage and debs are available on the download page.