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100k clients at ONCE

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The Rage Team
The Rage Team

Wrote a post exploring how Rage handles Basecamp's official Pi benchmark for ONCE Campfire - the same benchmark their Rust port uses to demonstrate 100k concurrent WebSocket clients.

Inertia.js Adapter

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The Rage Team

The inertia-rage gem brings Inertia.js support to Rage. Build modern single-page apps with React, Vue, or Svelte while keeping the server-side logic in Ruby.

Rage in the Wild

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The Rage Team

Wrote an article exploring real-world patterns from popular Ruby open-source codebases and showing how they could be modelled using Rage.

Production Results

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The Rage Team

Two production Rails apps were migrated to Rage and put through 30-second spike tests. Both are I/O-bound workloads - the kind where fiber-based concurrency should help.

SSE Benchmark

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The Rage Team

Ran a benchmark to test SSE performance under sustained load. Two workers on a €12/month CCX13 Hetzner server handling 5K RPS to a SQLite-backed endpoint plus 5K concurrent SSE streams.

Observability Features

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The Rage Team
The Rage Team

Versions 1.19.0 and 1.20.0 brought a set of observability features designed to make debugging and monitoring Rage applications easier. The focus was on giving you control over your logs and visibility into what's happening inside the framework.