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Gerred Dillon
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Description:
As Ruby continues to mature as a language, its use in large scale (enterprise!) codebases is expanding - and the need to integrate into larger architectures is already here. It is tempting to build networks of APIs in order to integrate applications, but there is an answer - messaging. This talk will reveal the benefits of messaging, and describe patterns that can be implemented at any level - from workers on single applications, to integrating separate codebases, all the way up to massive, concurrent service-oriented architectures that rely on messaging as the backbone. Prepare to be assaulted with an inspiring way to integrate and scale - and leave armed with the tools required to do so.
Comments on this Talk
Cameron,
02 Sep 06:04 PM
With asynchronous design comes speed and flexibility, but also complexity and dragons. Some more time spent naming some of the dragons would have rounded out the talk well.
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Brian Landau
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lmarlow

Great presentation on the justifications and challenges faced when considering messaging as well as when it might be appropriate. Thanks!