A gentle introduction to nio4r: low-level portable asynchronous I/O for Ruby
July 12, 2016 A gentle introduction to nio4r: low-level portable asynchronous I/O for Ruby Rails 5.0 was recently released, and with it came ActionCable, a new part of the framework to put WebSockets “on Rails”. ActionCable has had something of a sordid history, from taking Rails Core developer Aaron Patterson by surprise when he first heard of it at a RailsConf keynote to at one point using both
Celluloid: Actor-based Concurrent Objects for Ruby
Painless multithreaded programming for RubyCelluloid is a concurrent object oriented programming framework for Ruby which lets you build multithreaded programs out of concurrent objects just as easily as you build sequential programs out of regular objects. Learn more Evented I/O for Celluloid actors. Build fast evented programs like you would with EventMachine or Node.js using regular synchronous
"DCI" in Ruby is completely broken • Tony Arcieri
January 2, 2013 “DCI” in Ruby is completely broken Rubyists are people who generally value elegance over performance. “CPU time is cheaper than developer time!” is a mantra Rubyists have repeated for years. Performance has almost always taken a second seat to producing beautiful code, to the point that Rubyists chose what used to be (but is no longer) the slowest programming language on earth in o
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