Publisher and Subscriber are the communication nodes in ROS.
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Publisher and Subscriber are the communication nodes in ROS.
here is a basic example of a publisher and subscriber in ROS2
ROS2 learning projects with publishers, subscribers, services, custom messages, and launch files in C++ and Python.
A application for publishing media files to reddit built with python and tkinter
A simple FastAPI backend integrated with WSO2 API Manager for secure API gateway demonstration.
A Python app that automates daily Twitter affirmation posts by randomly selecting texts from a CSV, overlaying them on images using Pillow, and scheduling tweets via Tweepy with time-based logic.
Python implementation of MQTT (Message Queueing Telemetry Transport) protocol
Aggregate information about research output for a organization
IOT final course project
Sports Scoreboard Push Notification Design. Push notification from the respective publisher to all its respective subscribers is sent. Observer design pattern plays an important role here.
Handy mixin/abstract class for providing a "publisher workflow" to arbitrary Django models.
An educational event-driven system using RabbitMQ and Pika, showcasing cross-service communication patterns. Not intended for production use.
Demonstrating two methods of interacting with Azure Service Bus in an asynchronous manner using Python: Connection String Based Authentication & Passwordless Authentication
A Publish-Subscribe Messaging System implemented in Python using sockets. The system consists of: Broker: A central server that manages topic subscriptions and forwards published messages to subscribers. Publisher: Clients that send messages to specific topics. Subscriber: Clients that subscribe to topics and receive messages in real time.
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To associate your repository with the publisher topic, visit your repo's landing page and select "manage topics."