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Introducing Cramp

• cschneid 17y ago
  Looks handy, does it play nicely in a normal rails deploy? I can see it being really handy as a long polling endpoint in an otherwise synchronous webapp. Before trying it though, I don't know how eventmachine can play nice inside a passenger launched rails app. Guess I've gotta go try and see.
  • pratiknaik 17y ago
    You can't really deploy a cramp app with Passenger. You'll have to use nginx/apache + thin cluster. http://code.macournoyer.com/thin/usage/ http://code.macournoyer.com/thin/usage/ should have more details. I haven't really tried it with Apache, but nginx has worked great for me.
    • cschneid 17y ago
      That's what I figured. I was hoping (wishing?) that it would be a nice drop-in, in-process async endpoint for when I needed it. But it looks like the sysadmin side is a bit more complex than that.
• xal 17y ago
  That's by far the nicest tooling for async I've seen in ruby yet. I've written a lot of async code in ruby and have tried to make it more accessible in the past and didn't end up with anything nearly as nice.