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32 Rack Resources to Get You Started | Jason Seifer
http://jasonseifer.com/2009/04/08/32-rack-resources-to-get-you-started

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Riding Rails: Introducing Rails Metal
http://weblog.rubyonrails.org/2008/12/17/introducing-rails-metal
a thin wrapper around Rack middleware intended for application-specific end points that need the extra speed
Ruby, Rack and CouchDB = lots of awesomeness « Merbist
http://merbist.com/2009/07/27/ruby-rack-and-couchdb-lots-of-awesomeness/
"couchdb ruby"
Logging to couch
21 Rack Middlewares To Turbocharge Your Ruby Webapps
http://www.rubyinside.com/21-rack-middlewares-2649.html
collection of rack middleware
If you've worked with Web apps using Ruby, you might know of Rack, an interface that sits between Ruby applications and HTTP-speaking Web servers. All of the major Ruby frameworks and server setups use it now, including Rails. Middleware (in Rack) is code that manipulates data going back and forth between your Ruby apps and the HTTP server. You can use middleware to intercept requests, change data in mid-flow, etc. Ryan Bates has a great screencast tutorial if you're new to the concept and want to build your own.
Jetpack Flight Log » Rails 2.3.4 and SWFUpload – Rack Middleware for Flash Uploads that Degrade Gracefully
http://jetpackweb.com/blog/2009/10/21/rails-2-3-4-and-swfupload-rack-middleware-for-flash-uploads-that-degrade-gracefully/
WSGI middleware is awesome, and Django should use it more - Eric Florenzano's Website
http://www.eflorenzano.com/blog/post/wsgi-middlware-awesome-django-use-it-more/
how to debug runaway django apps, amongst other things, using WSGI middleware from repoze.
Nicholas Piël » ZeroMQ an introduction
http://nichol.as/zeromq-an-introduction
ZeroMQ is a messaging library, which allows you to design a complex communication system without much effort.
ZeroMQ is a messaging library, which allows you to design a complex communication system without much effort. It has been wrestling with how to effectively describe itself in the recent years. In the beginning it was introduced as ‘messaging middleware’ later they moved to ‘TCP on steroids’ and right now it is a ‘new layer on the networking stack’. I had some trouble understanding ZeroMQ at first and really had to reset my brain. First of all, it is not a complete messaging system such as RabbitMQ or ActiveMQ. I know the guys of Linden Research compared them, but it is apples and oranges. A full flexed messaging system gives you an out of the box experience. Unwrap it, configure it, start it up and you’re good to go ones you have figured out all its complexities. ZeroMQ is not such a system at all; it is a simple messaging library to be used programmatically. It basically gives you a pimped socket interface allowing you to quickly build your own messaging system.
Libreria para comunicaciones
I had some trouble understanding ZeroMQ at first and really had to reset my brain. First of all, it is not a complete messaging system such as RabbitMQ or ActiveMQ. I know the guys of Linden Research compared them, but it is apples and oranges. A full flexed messaging system gives you an out of the box experience. Unwrap it, configure it, start it up and you’re good to go once you have figured out all its complexities. ZeroMQ is not such a system at all; it is a simple messaging library to be used programmatically. It basically gives you a pimped socket interface allowing you to quickly build your own messaging system.
#ZeroMQ an introduction - http://goo.gl/Za3t #python #messaging