mqtt.org is a website for the MQTT protocol specification and community.
The project serves as the central web presence for MQTT, a lightweight publish-subscribe messaging protocol widely used in IoT and real-time applications. The site is built with Jekyll, a static site generator, and styled with SCSS. It provides documentation, resources, and information about the MQTT protocol to developers and organizations implementing or learning about the standard.
Developers working with MQTT or considering its adoption will find this repository useful if they need to contribute to the official protocol documentation or help maintain the community website. The project suits those involved in the MQTT ecosystem who want to improve the public-facing resources or ensure the specification and guidance remain current and accessible. The site represents the authoritative source for MQTT information rather than an alternative implementation or tool.
The project maintains a straightforward development workflow centered on Jekyll and dependency management. Contributors can start a local development server and update dependencies through standard bundler commands, keeping the setup accessible to those familiar with Ruby-based static site generation.
