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Realtime Support for Rails

Note: This gem is a concept piece originally conceived in 2013 and published as a generic open source project in early 2014.

As of mid-2015, support for performant, native and scalable websockets are available in Rails. See ActiveCable ActionCable, which landed in Rails 5 and will probably be officially released early/mid 2016.

As such, with ActionCable's design, you don't even need a separate pub/sub server (redis) and Node.js running anymore to achieve similar lightweight realtime bi-directional communication with a large number of connected clients to your Rails application.

Progress marches forward! I presume, if you are stuck and can't upgrade to Rails 5 anytime soon, perhaps this project is lightweight compared to some of the heavier alternatives like Faye or PubNub.

Full documentation is available at:

http://mikeatlas.github.io/realtime-rails/

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