RubyAMF Status?

[Tuttle Jason]

Hi Aaron,

Just read your post on retiring from RubyAMF. -- First of all, thanks
so much for all your great work, and best of luck to you in all your
future endeavors! RubyAMF is a really impressive piece of software,
and I for one am VERY grateful for all your hard work!!!

Second, I was wondering if you wouldn't mind taking a few moments to
comment on the current state of RubyAMF. The reason I ask is that I
have for long time now been planning on using it in a production
environment. I've followed its progress pretty much since inception
when it was VERY cool but not quite "ready for production". Recently,
I started to migrate parts of the project I'm working on over to using
RubyAMF and I've been really impressed. -- Sooo much faster than
HTTPService/XML!!!

Anyway, I guess I'm wondering if you consider RubyAMF "complete". That
is to say, no show stopper bugs and suitable for use in a production
environment. If not, I'd like to know what you think remains to be done.

Thanks again!

: )

Jason