This update brings significant improvements to user experience, including more efficient support for Protobuf message transmission and optimized automatic update functionality.

In this blog, we will guide you on how to use MQTTX for testing Serverless MQTT connections, including publishing, subscribing, and messaging.

Learn how to use a natural language processing app like ChatGPT with MQTT protocol for intelligent IoT applications, with a simple example provided.

MQTTX 1.9.3 introduced a valuable enhancement to its command-line client: It empowers developers to simulate IoT scenario data, catering to their specific testing needs.

v1.9.2 supports the output mode of the command-line tool, allowing users to customize data pipelines according to their needs and thus more conveniently and efficiently process output data.

MQTT X 1.9.1 has significantly reduced CPU and memory usage by 80% compared to the previous version, resulting in greatly optimized overall performance and reduced risk of system crashes.

The team currently focuses on version 1.91, the MQTT X CLI will be able to automatically reconnect, save and read local configuration files, and convert messages to different formats.

Recently, MQTT X 1.9.0 has been released. For the command-line client, the bench command has been added to help users easily complete MQTT service performance testing.

Recently, MQTT X released the latest version 1.8.3, The main optimization of function usage and the various problems encountered in the process of use are fixed.

In order to provide more choices and convenience for users to implement MQTT connection tests, MQTT X v1.8.0 adds the command line as a form of interaction - the MQTT X CLI.

MQTT X v1.7.2 release note: Shared subscriptions support topic color markers, add more ARM builds.

MQTT X v1.7.1 release note: Support MQTT 5.0 subscription Identifier, expose more MQTT 5.0 properties on display.