Hacking Sidekiq for Fun and Profit

It's almost inevitable in any Ruby Project - you hit that stage
where your logic starts getting more complex, you start doing more stuff that needs to
happen but doesn't have to happen in the foreground - or you just want
things to be faster.

You move your logic out into workers and do the work in the background.

This talk is going to be all about Sidekiq - a threaded background job implementation
written in Ruby - and, in two parts: How you can use it and how you can bend it to your will.

For more info, see the proposal.