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Steven Harman — Maker & Breaker of Things
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Description: A Lost and Found
June 1, 2023 • Tagged ruby and GoodJob
I’ve been diving into Concurrent Ruby library a lot recently. I use Concurrent Ruby as the foundation for GoodJob where it has saved me immense time and grief because it has a lot of reliable, complex thread-safe primitives that are well-shaped for GoodJob’s needs. I’m a big fan of Concurrent Ruby.
I wanted to cement some of my learnings and understandings by writing a quick blog post to explain how some parts of Concurrent Ruby work, in the spirit of Noah Gibb’s Rebuilding Rails . In the following, I’ll be sharing runnable Ruby code that is similar to how Concurrent Ruby solves the same kind of problems. That said, Concurrent Ruby is much, much safer—and thus a little more complex—than what I’m writing here so please, if you need this functionality, use Concurrent Ruby directly.
Rubyland
Steven Harman — Maker & Breaker of Things
Brompt - schedule reminders for blogs and marketing