On Sunday, 4 August 2013 at 20:37:43 UTC, Marek Janukowicz wrote:
John Colvin wrote:
Take a look at how vibe.d approaches the problem:
http://vibed.org/
Vibe.d uses fibers, which I don't find feasible for my
particular
application for a number of reasons:
- I have constant number of ever-connected clients, not an
ever-changing
number of random clients
- after I read and parse a request there is not much room for
yielding
during processing (I don't do I/O or database calls, I have an
in-memory
"database" for performance reasons)
- event-based programming generally looks complicated to me and
(for the
reason mentioned above) I don't see much point in utilizing it
in this case
You'd be surprised how easy it can be with vibe and D
Nonetheless, this isn't my area of expertise, I just thought it
might be interesting, if you hadn't already seen it.
