[rdtsc]

> What about readability and ease of writing? I can’t read Erlang so I can’t comment on that.

The Erlang code looks very nice. If you read this, great work Patrick!

https://bitbucket.org/pvalsecc/

Nice use of gen_fsm + binary matching.

Here is an example of the client code that takes only 200 lines:

https://bitbucket.org/pvalsecc/erlangmqtt/src/f37505188c1f1c...

[playing_colours]

Yeah, it all depends on code authors. This is one more example of an mqtt broker in Erlang - VerneMQ; and it's very readable: https://github.com/erlio/vmq_server We are currently estimating it.

[dergraf]

Thanks, we're working hard to improve our codebase even more! :)

Umbrella Project can be found on https://github.com/erlio/vernemq as well as our website https://verne.mq

[shepardrtc]

Writing code in Erlang is such a pleasure. I really hope more people get exposed to it. The pattern matching alone is just so nice (and concise!).

[atilaneves]

I'll let him know :)

[rdtsc]

Thanks and thanks for sharing the benchmarks!