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Lenny G.
Is there an event-driven network programming framework available in
Ruby? I'm looking for something like libasync (c/c++) or twistedmatrix
(python) that lets me respond to network or file-descriptor events in a
single-threaded (well, two-threaded if you count the event loop),
event-driven, callback sort of way.
I've been googling to try to find such a beast, but can't seem to
turn anything up. I'm new to ruby so it may be that its just so
natural to do event-driven network code in ruby that no one talks much
about it. After having experienced both libasync and twisted, there is
no other way I'd ever code up a protocol. Does something like this
exist, or has someone started creating something like it?
Thanks,
Lenny
Ruby? I'm looking for something like libasync (c/c++) or twistedmatrix
(python) that lets me respond to network or file-descriptor events in a
single-threaded (well, two-threaded if you count the event loop),
event-driven, callback sort of way.
I've been googling to try to find such a beast, but can't seem to
turn anything up. I'm new to ruby so it may be that its just so
natural to do event-driven network code in ruby that no one talks much
about it. After having experienced both libasync and twisted, there is
no other way I'd ever code up a protocol. Does something like this
exist, or has someone started creating something like it?
Thanks,
Lenny