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I recall trying out cache-money a while back. I haven't tried out any of the current equivalents, but I may have to give them a go just to see what they can do.
by robotmay 14y ago
I recall trying out cache-money a while back. I haven't tried out any of the current equivalents, but I may have to give them a go just to see what they can do.
- ruckusing 14y agocache-money is probably the most full-featured and battle-tested (coming from Twitter and now taken over by ngmoco). However its biggest drawback is that its hard-wired to use memcached. It would be great if the actual cache backend was pluggable and we could develop a redis adapter. As it stands the memcached integration is pretty deeply intertwined into the cache-money library.