Kredis is a new framework for Rails that provides higher-level types and structures for Redis. This is yet another extraction from the open-source faucet that is @heyhey by @kaspth and yours truly. We're just getting started, but you can follow along! ✌️❤️ github.com/rails/kredis
This is that abstraction I was talking about the other day that just fell into place after years of noodling. Really fun how quickly we were able to go from OH SHIT, THIS IS IT to a fairly fleshed out framework that'll be used in @heyhey production and is available to all.
Also, this has reminded me just how much I ❤️ Redis. It's just such a joy to work with. Being able to wrap a loving object-oriented abstraction around it, and removing gobs of repeated code from our apps, is just a cherry on top.
You know the inspiration was pent up when you race through 118 commits in four days 😂. To be fair, to get to this, we had years of failed experiments on the right abstraction. And much noodling with lib/* code in @heyhey.
Here's an example of use from a new @heyhey feature launching shortly where we will preference people you recently wrote in the autocompletes (includes Enumerable#in_order_of, which will also be extracted): 
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