A few weeks ago at Railsconf I approached Ilya Grigorik about recording his awesome talk in the same style that I captured John Athadye and Joe Damato’s talk. He recommended I grab him at OSCON to redo the talk as it would be a little more polished by then, so i did!
In the talk he discusses the state of the Ruby VM and why we should standardize an asynchronous Ruby stack which takes advantage of Ruby 1.9, Fibers, and non-blocking database drivers to make Ruby (and Rails) more scalable.
Resources
- Async Rails 3 demo
- Fibers & Cooperative Scheduling in Ruby
- Untangling Evented Code with Ruby Fibers
- EM-Synchrony
- Concurrency is a Myth in Ruby
- Ruby 1.9 Fibers
- Fibers vs Threads
- Igvita – Ilya’s Blog
Related posts:
If you dream of an asynchronous Ruby stack (or you’re just a fan of @igrigorik) here’s his talk from OSCON/Railsconf: http://bit.ly/9AgEHa
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No Callbacks, No Threads & Ruby 1.9 http://bit.ly/bWUGBG
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Top Ruby Article: No Callbacks, No Threads & Ruby 1.9: http://bit.ly/bBto5L
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Interesting geekout on why JRuby screams & other gen optimization tips. RT @planetonrails: No Callbacks No Threads… http://bit.ly/bWUGBG
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Today, @igrigorik and @jkreeftmeijer made me smarter. Thanks, guys! Async Ruby http://bit.ly/aNj87u – Node.js http://bit.ly/9QR2YO
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Ilya is the man. This same presentation was given by him at Railsconf 2010. Someone asked “What do you do when plugins or other software within your stack have memory leaks?” His answer was(pardon the langauge, just being accurate) “Simple, we fix the fucking leaks.”
video of my RailsConf/OSCON talk on async Ruby+Fibers and how we can avoid the async callback soup: http://bit.ly/cZq4CS
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pyby RT @igrigorik: video of my RailsConf/OSCON talk on async Ruby+Fibers and how we can avoid the async callback soup: http://bit.ly/cZq4CS
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great talk of @igrigorik about async approach and fibers (#ruby 1.9), definitely worth watching http://bit.ly/9AgEHa
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[GR共享] No Callbacks, No Threads & Ruby 1.9 http://goo.gl/fb/mtx9q
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[...] No Callbacks, No Threads & Ruby 1.9 « Envy Labs – July 27th %(postalicious-tags)( tags: ruby howto programming video async asynchronous eventmachine fibers )% [...]
No Callbacks, No Threads & Ruby 1.9 http://bit.ly/cve50v
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@sweetlew Re: threaded vs evented, just yesterday I watched @igrigorik on that topic. Worth watching. http://is.gd/dNYYP
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Thanks @igrigorik for this talk, pure gold! http://blog.envylabs.com/2010/07/no-callbacks-no-threads-ruby-1-9/ #ruby #concurrency
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No Callbacks, No Threads & Ruby 1.9: http://bit.ly/afPSiT Comments: http://bit.ly/9hGGzE
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No Callbacks, No Threads & Ruby 1.9 « Envy Labs http://blog.envylabs.com/2010/07/no-callbacks-no-threads-ruby-1-9/ #ruby
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No Callbacks, No Threads & Ruby 1.9 – http://su.pr/6kr0J5
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Watched a good overview of async-ruby/rails by @igrigorik http://bit.ly/a9hnvO Going to use some of the patterns for BG audio processing.
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watching http://blog.envylabs.com/2010/07/no-callbacks-no-threads-ruby-1-9/ #ruby #rails #async! Awesome presentation!
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fiber, eventmachine, ruby1.9とかいい感じのプレゼン
http://blog.envylabs.com/2010/07/no-callbacks-no-threads-ruby-1-9/
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i can’t believe i wasn’t already following @igrigorik http://bit.ly/9AgEHa on seamless async code in ruby using fibers and eventmachine
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Waw! I like the idea!
good talk on async ruby – http://bit.ly/bttuam
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