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.

Aside from some internal development fixes, these new features have been added: AppImage and debs are available.

When you have a high message volume, an important consideration is cost. Check out this comparison.