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Eric Stewart

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Eric Stewart is software developer from Austin, Texas.
DRb and Rinda for Distributed Computation Prototyping Posted: Sep 1, 2006 1:15 AM
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Earlier this year I ventured back from a very enjoyable year building and deploying a project in Ruby on Rails into the familiar territory of Java. Ruby has become cemented as a valuable tool that will certainly remain near the top of my tool box, ready for use.

Right now, however, I’m working on problems that are outside the realm of where Ruby shines (though I’m certain it’ll catch up soon enough). In particular, I recently had the need to research some ideas on creating a solution for a problem that lends itself to distributed computation.

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