I have no idea if this is for a specific language, a framework, a plugin system .. or what. And I'm not able to say anything useful from the page or from the title of the post.
It'd be helpful to at least set the premise for those of us on the outside.
jaggederest•1h ago
It's Ruby, if that's helpful.
protocolture•1h ago
I am kind of awaiting some news about more breakthroughs in DWDM technology and clicked through thinking this might be related. All I could tell immediately was that it was code of some description. I really detest when higher level stuff steals terminology from lower level protocols. I feel like they could have found a better term than fiber.
lock1•1h ago
To be fair, "fiber" is a pretty well known term in the context of concurrency. The post author did not make it up.
brunosutic•1h ago
I'm glad someone is working with Async Ruby.
robertfall•1h ago
It's quite exciting to see how much movement there has been in Async ruby. It's not a silver bullet for traditional Rails-like apps, but it's a whole new frontier for Ruby, and is particularly timely and helpful for LLM integrations.
It's also been done in a way that is transparent and practically colorless (in contrast to async/await), AND is competitive performance wise with the big dogs.
I expect it to gain in popularity over the coming years.
fiskfiskfisk•1h ago
It'd be helpful to at least set the premise for those of us on the outside.
jaggederest•1h ago
protocolture•1h ago
lock1•1h ago