= yawn
Yawn is asynchronous HTTP. It's suitable for sending requests that you don't want to block your application with. I'm using it to send error notifications and logging information. I just want to send requests without worrying about my app dying if the other side goes down.
y = Yawn.new y.get "http://google.com" y.post("http://example.com", "some data") do |response| # optional callback does something with response end
== Copyright
Copyright (c) 2009 Kyle Maxwell. MIT Licensed.
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