"Asynchronous Rails" - Samuel Williams (RubyConf AU 2023)

(Samuel Williams) The fiber scheduler presents new opportunities for building scalable and concurrent Ruby programs. However, Rails has traditionally been a request-per-process or request-per-thread framework. We will give a brief introduction to the fiber scheduler, and look at how we are evolving Rails and Ruby in general to take advantage of request-per-fiber using Falcon.
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Thu Feb 16 09:30:00 2023 at Plenary Room

[@milosgrujic915]

Thanks for pushing the ruby community to the future Sam!

[@MrSaimran]

Absolutely brilliant, love it!!!

[@ifitrollsrideit530]

This is both great work and a great presentation! Thanks Sam.

[@tonywok]

Truly an impressive effort! Thank you for all your hard work :)

[@rlounge5286]

Great presentation, thanks! Looking forward to fiber based concurrency in Rails 7.1 🤞

[@JJcheesy]

This is brilliant!

[@JeremyMARQUES]

Mind has been blowned

[@torvic99]

Thank you!

[@BunmJyo]

我很喜欢这位大师的发型👍

[@vasy-tech]

Isn't this whole presentation, in a nutshell, the same reasoning behind Ryan Dahl introducing NodeJS in 2010? 😊

[@siyaram2855]

Yeh

[@siyaram2855]

Rails code is heavily written ith thread in mind, it will need a lot of rewriting. If you can contribute please do so.

[@mariannevelez9565]

😭 Promo_SM