Excited to have found this repo & gem!
Our app leverages a modular monolith architecture, with an event bus, and we needed to debounce events in some scenarios.
This timer might be just the thing we need for that!
How many timers can one have?
My understanding was that Ruby timers would be quite limited, due to the GVL... the more timers, the more likely that are blocking each other due to the GVL, the more likely your timer doesn't really fire anywhere close to the time you figured it would.
Any usage data to indicate, one way or the other?
Excited to have found this repo & gem!
Our app leverages a modular monolith architecture, with an event bus, and we needed to debounce events in some scenarios.
This timer might be just the thing we need for that!
How many timers can one have?
My understanding was that Ruby timers would be quite limited, due to the GVL... the more timers, the more likely that are blocking each other due to the GVL, the more likely your timer doesn't really fire anywhere close to the time you figured it would.
Any usage data to indicate, one way or the other?