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In this post, I noticed comparison with other job libraries, but not Sidekiq, the most popular one. Why?
by bdcravens 6y ago
In this post, I noticed comparison with other job libraries, but not Sidekiq, the most popular one. Why?
- geoffharcourt 6y agoI think they specifically wanted to compare themselves to queue systems that use the database as the storage for queued jobs.
- sideofbacon 6y agoGoodJob author here. The reason is that I don't have any production experience with Sidekiq. My target right now is someone, like myself, who would typically spin up a new project with delayed_job or que, and provide a better alternative with GoodJob. Maybe in the future I'll do some more research on understanding why someone might switch from a Sidekiq/Redis to not-Redis.