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Distributed programming with Jabber and EventMachine

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Distributed programming with Jabber and EventMachine: Interesting combination.

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good article on how to build an IM bot using event machine and jabber.

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George Malamidis: Thin, Mongrel, Rack and performance

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I just ran a crud and unscientific test to satisfy my curiosity in regards to the speed difference between Thin and Mongrel.

I used Rack for convenience. This probably skews the results.

require…

George Malamidis: Distributed programming with Jabber and EventMachine

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Jabber and its underlying protocol XMPP are typically associated with instant messaging applications, although the breadth and flexibility of the technology allows for implementations that can span further from…

George Malamidis: Non blocking merb actions

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One of the most powerful features of merb is an action’s ability to return a proc, thus releasing the controller block and transferring control to the application server which will be able to handle requests in a…

George Malamidis: Merb: render_deferred and render_then_call

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Following the post on non blocking merb actions, it’s worth mentioning the Merb::ControllerMixin module, its render_deferred and render_then_call methods in particular.

render_deferred accepts a block argument, a…