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One thing I've been investigating is using RabbitMQ to separate the logic out of the monolithic rails application. Beetle looks promising. http://xing.github.
by joevandyk 15y ago
One thing I've been investigating is using RabbitMQ to separate the logic out of the monolithic rails application.
Beetle looks promising. http://xing.github.com/beetle/ http://xing.github.com/beetle/ You can do both RPC and async messaging. (Might want to wait a few days before using it, there's issues with some libraries that it depends on that will be fixed soon).
- aneth 15y agoI don't understand how that helps. This is a problem for pretty simple Rails applications. Besides, why should I have to set up and learn RabbitMQ to have a decently performing web framework? This is 2011 and this shit is slower than my old Java framework running on an ancient processor in 1995.