Add amiquip Rust client to devtools #738
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We usually add clients that we see used in the community but Rust is a relatively young ecosystem and you have outlined the differences, which can be important. Let's accept this 👍 |
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Also I suggest that you announce this library on rabbitmq-users ;) |
michaelklishin
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Thanks, and done! |
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Hi! I'm the author of amiquip, and was wondering if it could be added to the devtools list of third-party clients. The biggest difference between it and lapin is that lapin is written for futures, and amiquip is not; there are several other less significant differences, of course.
Thanks!