In the first part of this series, I described why we chose Electron for the new QueueExplorer frontend while keeping the existing .NET backend. This article describes the architecture we ended up with, why Electron owns the application lifecycle, how the .NET backend fits into that model, and what we learned from having a process […]
Tag: Linux
QueueExplorer for Mac and Linux is officially released
After several months of Alpha and Beta testing, the first production version of QueueExplorer for Mac and Linux is now available. This is no longer a preview release. The Mac and Linux editions are ready for regular, everyday use. The same QueueExplorer, now on three platforms QueueExplorer has been available on Windows for many years. […]
QueueExplorer now runs on Mac and Linux
For a long time, QueueExplorer has been a Windows-only application. That made sense when it was originally built for MSMQ, but over the years the world moved from Windows quite a bit. We added support for multiplatform queueing systems like RabbitMQ and ActiveMQ, but QueueExplorer itself needed Windows, or at least a Wine under Linux, […]