MIgration from RFA to EMA

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Question by AJoseph · Jan 17 at 01:42 AM · rfa.net migration ema api

MIgration from RFA to EMA

Hi there,

I see there are some reasons to migrate from RFA to EMA-API at least from developing point of view and some small performance increased. If there any chance in the upcoming future for RFA to be deprecated or to be out of support?

Kind regards,

Joseph

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Answer 1 · 2019-01-17T03:42:43Z

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Answer by iain.scott · Jan 17 at 03:42 AM

Hi there,

The Elektron SDK (EMA, ETA) is our strategic API and it's where our our focus will be for new features and improvements. We would strongly recommend that any new applications being built use these APIs. As you mentioned, migrating existing applications can also have signification benefits in terms of code simplification and performance.

RFA is feature complete, we will continue to support it for the foreseeable future to ensure applications already built using it can continue operate.

Thanks

Iain

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