We have just released CAF 1.1.0: https://t.co/TumEAiLQqx 🚀
This release includes more than a dozen bugfixes, additions to the flow API and various other improvements.
We have just published the first article on the unit testing API in CAF: https://t.co/GLpEzWeW7j
This part covers the basics of the API and in the next part we will cover how to write unit tests for actors in a fully deterministic setup.
Living near Amsterdam? We are giving a talk about CAF at the Dutch C++ Group on November 12th: https://t.co/guiGijw95Y
Looking forward to meet you there! 👋
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If you're on a recent Fedora, there's a package for CAF now: https://t.co/FfKbmQjYyt
Credit goes to the maintainer topazus: https://t.co/5ADZTExLrn. Thank you! 🙏
Ever wondered how to deal with command line options, environment variables and config files in your CAF application? We have just released a new article that covers that: https://t.co/ftsUiCq971
We have just published a new tutorial! This time, we implement a warehouse management backend system with REST API, live events over WebSocket and a control interface using JSON over raw TCP. The full sources, including CMake setup, are available online! https://t.co/PXzDZJwyyN
We have just published a new article: CAF flows part 2. This time, we explore how to combine flows, how to integrate actor messaging into a flow and how to respond to errors: https://t.co/77FmtuElLB
As always, feedback is most welcome. 🙏
We are thrilled to announce CAF 1.0: https://t.co/r2QkTJL9qe! This release is major milestone for our team and we are grateful for all the feedback we have received over the years from our wonderful community! 🙏
You can learn more about the changes here: https://t.co/6ExQu8YvV4
With CAF 1.0, we are introducing a new API for sending messages! It is much more coherent, adds features that the old API missed and is also easier to use.
You can read more about the new API in our latest dev blog post: https://t.co/rdmepliN3w
We have just released CAF 0.19.5: https://t.co/Lw0ZcekrNr
This release contains 19 fixes and various improvements, please checkout the release notes to learn more!
Now that 0.19.5 has been released, we will start working towards CAF 1.0. 🚀
Living in or near Hamburg? There’s going to be a CAF talk at the local C++ User Group on October 11th! We will meet at HAW Hamburg (Berliner Tor 7): https://t.co/QMExEcJaa4
This is going to be an overview of CAF with plenty of interactive demos. Hope to see you there! 🙌
We have just released CAF 0.19.3: https://t.co/Qr7xQM2Mas. 🚀
With this release, the WebSocket implementation in CAF now passes the Autobahn test suite! There are also new additions to the flow API and general stability improvements.
CAF 0.19.3 will include an all-new API for testing CAF applications! The new framework finally plays nicely with custom types and we’re quire happy with it so far after porting some tests over. Read more on our dev blog: https://t.co/BYjMmRBVCG
We have just published a new article on CAF flows.
Data flows in CAF provide a high-level API for building processing pipelines in a data-oriented way:
https://t.co/s816QEd7Ft.
We have just release version 0.19.2: https://t.co/ODVMdYk8d7.
Most notably, this release fixes issues on Windows when using the new caf-net module and fixes a bug in the WebSocket implementation when encountering fragmented frames.