Node.JS a ZeroMQ - microservices on steroids

There comes a time in the life of every server-side developer when they prefer to run several parallel processes. Parallel programming has always had a reputation for being extremely difficult and risky, where even the most capable developers make hundreds of errors.

Then, ZeroMQ came along. At first glance, it might seem like a library intended only for sockets and network communication. But in reality, it’s suitable for incorporating parallel computing and for high-performance linking of various programming languages. At the moment, I use Node.js, but on the other hand, I could be in PHP or Go, and nothing much would change. ZeroMQ is simple and applicable, making parallel computing and interconnection between different programming languages easier.

This is a talk for all server-side developers, who haven’t had the opportunity to use parallel code (typically PHP a Node.js developers), have an interest in micro services, and want to combine different programming languages.