Day 3 – Productive Procrastination

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Sidekiq

When I worked as a Ruby on Rails developer in the past, I always had great experiences with Sidekiq. It was so good that it became second nature to throw everything that didn't need to be synchronous into a queue and process it in the background. Luckily, Faktory exists as a "polyglot version of Sidekiq" (don't @ me).

#Ruby On Rails #Ruby #Background Processing 20 social mentions

2

Rust

Last year, I bought a copy of the book Zero to Production by Luca Palmieri. It describes how to build a production-grade backend server with Rust. Back then I was working on a similar–albeit more limited–idea, and read through the first chapter as I was experimenting with the idea. I learned a lot from it, and always wanted to finish the book. As luck would have it, an update just dropped and I picked up the latest version and got started...

#Programming Language #OOP #Generic Programming Language 44 social mentions

3

Ruby on Rails

When I worked as a Ruby on Rails developer in the past, I always had great experiences with Sidekiq. It was so good that it became second nature to throw everything that didn't need to be synchronous into a queue and process it in the background. Luckily, Faktory exists as a "polyglot version of Sidekiq" (don't @ me).

#Developer Tools #Web Frameworks #Frameworks (Full Stack) 117 social mentions