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Hi, I've been building Titan, an open-source message dispatcher for apps that need to send updates to connected clients. An app publishes a message to a destination, and Titan delivers it to anyone subscribed to that destination. It supports STOMP over TCP and WebSocket, and there's a Java client with Spring Boot integration. I'm thinking of uses like chat rooms, in-app notifications, and live dashboards. For example, people viewing the same dashboard could receive updates as they happen instead of having their browsers keep polling the backend. Messages are kept in memory, so they won't survive a server restart. That's something to keep in mind if your application needs persistent messages. I wanted to build something useful that I could share with other developers working on messaging applications. I'd be interested to hear whether this fits anything you're building, and what's missing for your use case. https://github.com/traffic-hunter/titan   submitted by   /u/Round_Patient_7420 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/20 22:30:28