- From what I’ve seen and heard, Ruby appears to be a great
language for network applications.
Can you share some examples of network applications written?
Thanks
Nigel Clarke
Network Security Engineer
Forever Networks
Linux magizine had a couple of examples of writing Advanced Network
applications. September 2002 issue.
Actually where I first read about Ruby to be honest.
Jared Dame
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Jared Dame
SAIC
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Few exemples there : http://pleac.sourceforge.net/pleac_ruby/sockets.html
I’ve wrote the tcp client part.
You can also see the network part of RAA (cpan for ruby).
http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/raa.html
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Cedric Foll