ABOUT THIS EPISODE
We talk with Terence Lee of Heroku, Bundler, and mruby-cli fame about Apache Kafka and the future of mruby scripting.
- Terence Lee
- Kafka
- I Can’t Believe It’s Not A Queue: Using Kafka with Rails - Terence’s RailsConf talk.
- mruby
- mruby-cli
- Traveling Ruby
- Keep Ruby Weird
English
United States
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