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memcached/memcached#484 - I've been developing on this for a while, and after a break intend to finish it up. I'm personally happy with the general approach and the code is at the 90% mark. What I'd love to hear now is some feedback from client authors/maintainers on how good/bad/annoying this would be to implement.
I can clear up/rewrite text/add examples if it's not clear enough right now. The protocol is low level, and I'd expect a raw-ish interface from clients. Most users will only be needing a couple of high level patterns, which should be easy to implement wrapping the raw protocol (a herd-protected get, stale-while-revalidate, etc). I haven't written these examples up explicitly yet while I look for feedback.
Thanks!
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A quick off-the-cuff: this looks awesome. But the structural problem is this client library is a wrapper for libmemcached, which hasn't been maintained in a while.
I don't have personal bandwidth or professional need to turn this client into its own protocol client, so unless libmemcached exposed APIs for the new commands I wouldn't add them.
That's correct, I'm trying to see if I can get libmemcached maintained again. Looks like there's a trickle of activity from Brian so it might not be too bad.
Either way, I still need feedback from people closer to implementing the API's in various languages :) If we were to get the API into libmemcached, etc?
[edit: whoops, I'd forgotten to poke libmemcached project directly. done now :)]
Yo!
memcached/memcached#484 - I've been developing on this for a while, and after a break intend to finish it up. I'm personally happy with the general approach and the code is at the 90% mark. What I'd love to hear now is some feedback from client authors/maintainers on how good/bad/annoying this would be to implement.
I can clear up/rewrite text/add examples if it's not clear enough right now. The protocol is low level, and I'd expect a raw-ish interface from clients. Most users will only be needing a couple of high level patterns, which should be easy to implement wrapping the raw protocol (a herd-protected get, stale-while-revalidate, etc). I haven't written these examples up explicitly yet while I look for feedback.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: