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If there's any tasks you need help with the Ruby broker, let me know.
I've been meaning to get into that code but haven't had the time. Now
that my day job is lightening up, I'd be willing to help out.
Thanks for the offer. Here's a few things off the top of my head.
First of all the ruby implementation isn't a broker, just a client, so
obviously if you have any need for or interest in a full fledged ruby
broker there is a lot left to do. ;)
The 0-9 python code actually has a skeletal server framework that allows
you to easily script various pieces of broker side functionality without
actually writing a full fledged broker. This is something that I'd like
to see ported to ruby as well at some point.
There will also be updates necessary for 0-9/0-10, but those are still
up in the air at the moment.
Another thing that would benefit the code a lot would be to actually use
it to implement something vaguely resembling a real app to make sure
that we actually have reasonable API coverage for AMQP functionality.
And finally if none of those things excite you there is always room for
more test coverage. ;)
--Rafael
Excellent. I'll start digging into this soon.
--Kevin
