This video explains two ways on how to use MQTT in your own application.
1. The hard route
Go to https://mqtt.org/mqtt-specification and research the MQTT specifications. Then use a programming language of your choice and start implementing MQTT into your application. Obviously this way is recommended only for a small minority of MQTT users.
2. Make use of MQTT client libraries
MQTT client libraries are enormously helpful, and most of them are available as open-source software.
The two big sources for client libraries are:
Eclipse Paho: https://www.eclipse.org/paho/
HiveMQ Client Library: https://www.hivemq.com/mqtt-client-li...
We recommend using these libraries for MQTT implementation. The HiveMQ Client library is for free, 100% standard compliant with MQTT 3 and MQTT 5, and it’s used mostly for professional deployments.
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