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New Rails Shiny: ActiveJob
New Rails Shiny: ActiveJob
One of the highly anticipated feature of Rails 4.2 is the introduction of the Active Job library. Like many libraries in Rails, Active Job serves as the adapter layer on many of the most popular queuing libraries in the Ruby ecosystem.
With the new Active Job library, choosing a queuing library with an unique API will not be something to worry about anymore. Rails now provides a unique queuing…
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