In the context of computer science, particularly in software development and information systems, „Zprávy“ translates to „Messages“ in English. Messages refer to units of communication that are exchanged between different components of a system, such as between software applications, within distributed systems, or in networking.
Messages are fundamental in enabling processes to communicate for various purposes, such as signaling event occurrences, sharing data, or sending commands. They can be structured in various formats, including plain text, JSON, XML, or binary data, depending on the requirements of the system and the protocols being used.
In messaging systems, such as message queues or publish-subscribe models, messages are often enqueued and processed asynchronously, allowing for decoupled communication between producers and consumers of the messages. This mechanism improves reliability, scalability, and flexibility within software architecture.