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As the previous maintainer of Reel ( High-performance Web Server based on Celluloid ) alongside the author of Falcon ( Samuel Williams ) I am proud to see this

As the previous maintainer of Reel ( High-performance Web Server based on Celluloid ) alongside the author of Falcon ( Samuel Williams ) I am proud to see this release get some attention, and heartily congratulate the author on work well done, both in the release itself, and in progress within the Ruby language. Samuel is one of Ruby's best. He wrote RubyDNS as well, which was one of the best implementations of Celluloid, the asynchrony / concurrency / parallelism / distributed computing library written in Ruby, which has since come to EOL or hit a ceiling as trends shifted. I am happy to see Samuel ( ioquatix ) continue his momentum personally, and contribute so much.

ioquatix 8y ago
Thanks //de I love your enthusiasm and kind words so, so much.
- Lordarminius 8y ago
  Hey man! Great job. I program almost exclusively in Ruby (because it's the best, right ? :) ) and I'm always happy to see experts like you keep the Ruby flag flying by actively expanding the language. Great work. Can't wait to try out Falcon.
ksec 8y ago
Yes, I don't know Samuel, but form his blog he has been using Ruby for 10+ years. And he is only been in a more active role in Ruby VM over the past few years. I think it was his Fibre[1] works that caught my attention. No idea why it hasn't committed yet. [1]https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/14739 https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/14739 Edit: Wow He is now a member of Ruby Core !!!
- ioquatix 8y ago
  It will be soon.
  - ksec 8y ago
    Congrats for being on Ruby Core, we really need more people to push Ruby forward. And thanks for the work on Fibre and Falcon, I hope I will have time to test it out and see if it could fully replace Nginx + PUMA / Unicorn.