Playing Nice with Others
by Jeremy Hinegardner on Aug 28, 2009
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In the course of writing applications you need more tools than just ruby to get the job done. In many cases ruby will not be the only language involved in the application. This talk will cover non-ruby...
In the course of writing applications you need more tools than just ruby to get the job done. In many cases ruby will not be the only language involved in the application. This talk will cover non-ruby tools that every rubyist should consider to help solve the problems they face. I will cover several non-traditional queueing, hashing and data storage servers and libraries that will be an asset to any rubyist. The common factor in all these tools, is an interface that is programming language independent, or an interface exists for multiple programming languages
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Lower your hand when I say your favorite language.
- Ruby
- Java
- Smalltalk
- Lisp
- Eiffel
- C
- C++
- C#
- Perl
- Php
Maybe I should say, what are some of the things that you learned in computer science, that had nothing to do with an actual language?
Server understands not only its own tyrant wire protocol, but the memcached protocol, and it has a RESTful.
use lua in the server, invoke a lua methods
libjlog is a pure C, very simple durable message queue with multiple subscribers and publishers (both thread and multi-process safe).