@@ -4,15 +4,25 @@ asynchronous erlang-like interface along with blocking synchronous interface. Author: Oleg Andreev <oleganza@gmail.com> -Many thanks to: -* linkfeed.ru for the real-world EMRPC-based application. -* pierlis.com for the table/chair/wifi in Paris. + +FEATURES + +0. Object-oriented evented API based on lightweight processes called Pids. +1. Automatically reconnecting clients (blocking and evented). +2. Support for both TCP and Unix sockets. (Use "emrpc://host:port" or "unix:///path/to/my.sock") +3. Modularity and good specs coverage: EMRPC is easy to learn, extend and optimize. VERSION AND STATUS -This is v0.2 alpha. It is being used in several projects of my own, but is not tested on many interesting cases. -It has also several issues with performance and specs stability (see TODO). +This is v0.3 alpha. It is being used in several projects of my own, but is not tested on many interesting cases. +It has also several issues with performance and specs stability (see TODO file). + + +THANKS TO + +* linkfeed.ru for the real-world EMRPC-based application. +* pierlis.com for the table/chair/wifi in Paris. EXAMPLES README @@ -32,6 +32,7 @@ FEATURES TASKS +* Documentation and examples! * Benchmark against DRb. * Publish gem somewhere. * Total world domination. TODO 5688afefb91d318a134d48a4669fab7742aac24d Oleg Andreev oleganza@gmail.com http://github.com/oleganza/emrpc/commit/065665067b914f63196525d1d7f755e0098a7f58 065665067b914f63196525d1d7f755e0098a7f58

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updated README, TODO 2033a0ab3b5e4caf8dd2ead6afaaca60d5f2c501 Oleg Andreev oleganza@gmail.com