16 days ago
Simon Willison : simple-thrift-queue - simple-thrift-queue. Phillip Pearson’s surprisingly concise in-memory message queue written in Python using Facebook’s Thrift library (which is similar to Protocol Buffers, but was open sourced much earlier on). Handles 4,000 requests per second on [via]
deusx : myelin's simple-thrift-queue at master — GitHub - "This is a toy in-memory (very much non-durable) queue, with a client and server in Python and a server in C++ -- the results of an evening's hacking with Facebook's Thrift protocol/RPC generator. "
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2 month ago
Simon Willison : Queue everything and delight everyone - Queue everything and delight everyone. Les Orchard explains why I’ve been getting interested in queues recently: “One of the problems it seems most modern web apps face is the tendency to want to do everything all at once, and all in the same code t
Rod Begbie : Queue everything and delight everyone - Good thoughts from Les Orchard -- Your webapps don't have to do all your work the second a user clicks the button on a form. Queue up tasks and respond quickly, and everyone wins. #
Linkorama : Queue everything and delight everyone - The idea here is that the social structure can help you scale, while still delighting people.
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4 month ago
deusx : Using Movable Type's Publish Queue | Movable Type Docs - "If you have enabled and configured Publish Queue, when a user saves an entry, leaves a comment, or performs any action that would publish new content to your blog, the system puts that publish action into a queue. Jobs in this queue are then process
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5 month ago
Simon Willison : Standing in Line - Standing in Line. Simon Wistow coins “CLAMP” for LAMP + Cache, and expresses the need for a dirt-simple, high performance open source queue system.
deusx : Simon Wistow - Standing in Line - "What I actually want out of this is a kind of de facto standard like Memcached or Apache or whatever that's so simple to understand and use that it changes the way people develop their apps such that they just start with the assumption that some of
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