ZeroMQ, have developers dropped .Net binding support entirely?

Question

I am looking for updates to the .Net bindings of the ZeroMQ libraries but do not seem to be able to find any. ZeroMQ is in version 4.0.3 but the only .Net binding offered on its website is version 2.1. And Nuget only seems to have version 2.2.5, which are both far behind the current version. I find that a bit bizarre given that some of the absolutely most obscure languages are supported. Am I missing something here?

Also, I seem to have serious problems even finding out whether any of the .Net bindings offer UDP support for data streaming and also what is the deal with multi-casting?

Should .Net not be actively supported by the ZeroMQ guys anymore can you recommend alternative light-weight broker-less solutions that support .Net and perform similarly in terms of throughput and latency than ZMQ?

Thanks

Answer 1

The current choice for ZeroMQ on .Net seems to be netmq, which is a .Net port of libzmq. I think that may be why the .Net bindings have not been kept up to date.

The Java community has taken a similar approach, favoring jeromq over the jzmq binding.