I'd love a performance comparison against concurrent-ruby on the Readme.
That's assuming Polyphony is aiming to replace most or all of it.
That's assuming Polyphony is aiming to replace most or all of it.
Not really. Concurrent-Ruby implements a lot of different concurrency patterns. Polyphony has a much smaller scope, though I imagine you could reimplement a lot of concurrent-ruby on top of Polyphony. I think there's a place for the two in the Ruby ecosystem.