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Hello dear team. I ask question here, because I think only authors can give official answers.
We are about to use Spring RSocket in out mission critical system. And while Spring RSocket itself seems to be up to date project, its underlying framework which is rsocket-java had recent version in June 2023, and they don’t resolve the issues and answer any questions. So we worry, if it is safe now to start use Spring RSocket in mission critical app?
P.S. sorry for question in the issue, just nobody answer anywhere on anything related rsocket(
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The RSocket protocol is mature, and provides quite a range of features you won't find elsewhere. The Java implementation is also pretty mature, stable and the most complete of all other language implementation in terms of spec coverage. It has not had a maintenance release lately, but a 1.1.5 maintenance release is being actively prepared and should be out in the next couple of weeks.
Hello dear team. I ask question here, because I think only authors can give official answers.
We are about to use Spring RSocket in out mission critical system. And while Spring RSocket itself seems to be up to date project, its underlying framework which is rsocket-java had recent version in June 2023, and they don’t resolve the issues and answer any questions. So we worry, if it is safe now to start use Spring RSocket in mission critical app?
P.S. sorry for question in the issue, just nobody answer anywhere on anything related rsocket(
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: