Francis Cianfrocca wrote:
> At the risk of starting a threadjack, I think Ruby is today not as
> well-served as some other development products in the way of native
> message-passing systems. There is Assaf Arkin's very nice reliable-msg
> library, which defines a good API for messaging, and has some support for
> persistence. And of course there are several libraries which support Stomp,
> making it easier to work with products like Java's AMQ.
> 
> I'd like to see a full-featured, high-performance MQ system for Ruby,
> however. By "for Ruby" I don't necessarily mean "in Ruby," but rather
> tightly integrated and easy/intuitive to use. Doing such a thing was the
> original motivation for creating EventMachine, by the way.

"If you build it, they will come." :)