Worth noting that 'cmemcache' for python has been deprecated. Lots of django users have been bitten by that.
Also probably worth releating that 'libmemcache' is deprecated, 'libmemcached' is what you want. the names being close are kinda suck. Perl is a little harder. Cache::Memcached for pure perl. Memcached::libmemcached is the actual libmecached-based library. Cache::Memcached::libmemcached is a wrapper around the former to be more compatible with the former-former. Ease migration or whatever. -Dormando On Sat, 6 Feb 2010, Brian Moon wrote: > Yeah, I plan to warn them about pecl/memcache. I am in the process of moving > off of it right now. > > I was just going include a line like this at the end of my client list. > > * Plus MySQL UDF, .NET, C#, Erlang, Lua, and more > > So, I just wanted to hit the languages most likely in use by attendees at the > MySQL conference. > > Brian. > -------- > http://brian.moonspot.net/ > > On 2/6/10 3:46 AM, Henrik Schr?der wrote: > > I would suggest Dustin's SpyMemcached for Java. > > > > For C#/.Net I'm going to shamelessly plug my own: BeITMemcached. Google > > Analytics says it's very popular in China! :-D > > > > Honestly though, I have no idea which one is more popular, my client or > > the Enyim one. I definitely hope noone uses the old java port though. On > > the other hand, the total amount of C# users are probably much, much > > smaller than the amount of PHP or Perl users so I don't know how > > meaningful it is to pick one. Also, the PHP situation is more like that > > you want to warn people about using PECL/Memcache because it's not > > feature-complete, right? For the other languages, I'm pretty sure there > > are several feature-complete clients that have good performance, so the > > need to pick a favourite shouldn't be as strong. > > > > > > TL;DR - Pick me! Pick me! > > > > > > /Henrik > > > > On Sat, Feb 6, 2010 at 06:59, Brian Moon <br...@moonspot.net > > <mailto:br...@moonspot.net>> wrote: > > > > I am working on modifying my memcached presentation for MySQL > > conference. It was previously slanted toward PHP for PHP > > conferences. I am hoping to make it more general and wanted to know > > which clients are preferred for the different languages out there. > > I have: > > > > C/C++ - libmemcached > > PHP - PECL/memcached > > Perl - Cache::Memcache > > > > Need: > > > > Python ? > > Java ? > > Ruby ? > > > > Thanks! > > > > -- > > > > Brian. > > -------- > > http://brian.moonspot.net/ > > > > >
