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masstransit is an open source Enterprise Service Bus written in C# that lives here on GitHub. You can think of it as high level library over MSMQ or ActiveMQ that allows you to implement everything from simple messaging to Publish/Subscribe. Not used to asynchronous messaging protocols? Check out this article about how Starbucks does not use two-phase commit and then a sample implementation of the ideas presented in it and more on the developer wiki. Dive in further with plenty of code examples on one of the author’s blogs or this ElegantCode podcast.

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