README.md in dalli-1.1.4 vs README.md in dalli-1.1.5
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The name is a variant of Salvador Dali for his famous painting [The Persistence of Memory](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Persistence_of_Memory).
-Dalli's development is sponsored by [Membase](http://www.membase.com/). Many thanks to them!
+Dalli's initial development was sponsored by [CouchBase](http://www.couchbase.com/). Many thanks to them!
Design
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-I decided to write Dalli after maintaining memcache-client for the last two years for a few specific reasons:
+I decided to write Dalli after maintaining memcache-client for two years for a few specific reasons:
0. The code is mostly old and gross. The bulk of the code is a single 1000 line .rb file.
1. It has a lot of options that are infrequently used which complicate the codebase.
2. The implementation has no single point to attach monitoring hooks.
3. Uses the old text protocol, which hurts raw performance.
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Supported Ruby versions and implementations
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-Dalli is geared towards 1.9.2+ but known to work on
+Dalli should work identically on:
- * Ruby 1.9.2
- * Ruby 1.9.3
- * Ruby 1.8.7
- * Rubinius 2.0 Preview
+ * JRuby 1.6+
+ * Ruby 1.9.2+
+ * Ruby 1.8.7+
+ * Rubinius 2.0
+If you have problems, please enter an issue.
+
Installation and Usage
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Remember, Dalli **requires** memcached 1.4+. You can check the version with `memcached -h`. Please note that memcached that Mac OS X Snow Leopard ships with is 1.2.8 and
won't work. Install 1.4.x using Homebrew with
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Eric Wong - for help using his [kgio](http://unicorn.bogomips.org/kgio/index.html) library.
Brian Mitchell - for his remix-stash project which was helpful when implementing and testing the binary protocol support.
-[Membase](http://membase.com) - for their project sponsorship
+[CouchBase](http://couchbase.com) - for their project sponsorship
-[Bootspring](http://bootspring.com) is my Ruby and Rails consulting company. We specialize in Ruby infrastructure, performance and scalability tuning for Rails applications. If you need help, please [contact us](mailto:info@bootspring.com) today.
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Author
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Mike Perham, mperham@gmail.com, [mikeperham.com](http://mikeperham.com), [@mperham](http://twitter.com/mperham) If you like and use this project, please give me a recommendation at [WWR](http://workingwithrails.com/person/10797-mike-perham). Happy caching!
Copyright
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-Copyright (c) 2010 Mike Perham. See LICENSE for details.
+Copyright (c) 2012 Mike Perham. See LICENSE for details.