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Claims a new amqp-client for Ruby is about half the code size and four times faster than bunny, and a TypeScript client adds WebSocket support for browser + Node.js. Describes building a Crystal client and an in-house Lavin mq that sustains ~1.2M publishes/sec for benchmarking. Recommends concrete practices: use Wireshark, preallocate frame buffers, coalesce the three publish frames to cut syscalls, prefer TCP keepalive over default heartbeats, implement strict reconnect state handling and always clear unconfirmed publishes and prefetched messages.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 3:45AMQP protocol basics
3. 17:26Client library architectures
4. 23:33Sockets and heartbeats
5. 27:09Memory management and backpressure
6. 31:04Error handling and timeouts
7. 33:58Performance optimization
8. 37:17Community improvements

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