Projects

rainbows

Rainbows! is an HTTP server for sleepy Rack applications. It is based on Unicorn, but designed to handle applications that expect long request/response times and/or slow clients.

Revactor

Revactor implements the Actor model using Ruby 1.9's Fibers for concurrency and Rev for event monitoring. Revactor also provides tools for building Erlang-like services on top of Actors, including networking, transactional servers, and finite state machines.

davidbkemp-activeobject

Active ObjectThis is a simple example of the Active Object concurrency pattern. Example code is provided in both Ruby and Java. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Active_Object This is intended to be used in my talk on Active Object at the Melbourne Patterns group http://melbournepatterns.org/ ... [More] The example is a contrived one of a domain name reseller selling .com, .com.au, and .co.nz domain names with the restriction that the respective domain name registries (or registrars) only allowing one connection at a time from the reseller. Note that I assume a really simple FIFO scheduler and so do not supply a queue iterator on the Activation Queue, instead I just supply a dequeue method to take the first item off the queue, blocking if the queue is empty. Directory structure: - examples: contains example usage in ruby of the classes defined in the other directories. - classic: contains ruby classes needed for a classic implementation of Active Object where each "active object" consists of a proxy (ActiveDomainNameRegistry) that has a reference to a single servant (DomainNameRegistry), and a single scheduler (Scheduler), and the scheduler contains a single activation queue (ActivationQueue). - variation: contains a variation (in ruby) of the pattern that allows multiple servants per activation queue and is avoids being tied to a single type of servant by using method_missing. - java: contains the sample example code in java [Less]

org-corfield-cfmx

A variety of small Open Source projects for ColdFusion MX from Sean Corfield (An Architect's View). Currently this project contains: CFEclipseFacade - a cfcUnit-compatible version of the CFC required by the CFUnit plugin Closures for CFMX - inspired by closures in a variety of languages ... [More] Concurrency for CFMX - inspired by Java 5's concurrency package Edmund - Event-based programming for ColdFusion IRCBot Event Gateway - this is a CFMX Event Gateway that acts as a channel bot on IRC Scripting - PHP and Ruby execution enabled via custom tags Other projects will be added over time. For more information about this project, visit the individual home pages on RIAForge.org: Closures for CFMX Concurrency for CFMX Edmund - Event-Driven Model Framework Scripting for ColdFusion 8 [Less]

practicasc

Esta es una Práctica de investigación para la asignatura de Sistemas Concurrentes de la Ingeniería Técnica en Informática de Sistemas de la ULPGC. En ella vamos a mostrar un ejemplo de programación distribuida mediante el lenguaje de programación Ruby, y sus bibliotecas DRb y Rinda. Nuestro ... [More] objetivo no es crear una aplicación útil para el MundoReal ni entrar en detalles de optimizacion y seguridad. Sin embargo, lo que si nos gustaría es reunir y ofrecer una base de conocimiento para que quien quiera pueda empezar a usar DRb y Rinda. El problema sobre el que vamos a trabajar consiste en la implementacion de una granja de procesos para la ordenacion de vectores. ComienzaAquiLaAventura [Less]

ruby-openmp

This project is my Master's Project: I am trying to implement OpenMP directives for Ruby in order to support concurrency. Initial aim is to implement the built-in functions using the ne directive for Ruby so as to take advantage of the concurrency. Later aims are to provide directive for user-level support.