memoize methods invocation

Memoize method return values

Memoize attributes in a thread-safe way. This ruby gem adds a `#attr_memoized` class method, that provides a lazy-loading mechanism for initializing "heavy" attributes, but in a thread-safe way. Instances thus created can be shared among threads.

RubyMemoized makes it easy to memoize methods, even if they have arguments or blocks, by making memoization as easy as declaring a method private.

Reusable module to extend named memoized blocks with an expiration time.

Memoizes ActiveSupport inflector methods.

A small library that memoizes method calls or code blocks for the duration of a block call only.

Memoizer caches the results of your method calls, works well with methods that accept arguments or return nil. It's a simpler and more expicit alternative to ActiveSupport::Memoizable

Memoized caches the results of your method calls

The memoize library allows you to cache methods for faster lookup. Cached results can either be stored in memory (the default) or to a file.

Like Memoize, but designed for mutable and parametizable objects Use when: 1. You have one expensive method (\compute) which set many internal variables. So, is preferable lazy evaluation of these dependent variables. 2. The expensive operation depends on one or more parameters 3. Changes on...

Cache and memoize expensive calculations.

Easily memoize any operation with this global method that takes a block.

Memoize a method result, refetching after a time to live has elapsed.

library to cache (memoize) method return values in database

Simple Memoizer is a helper module that encapsulates a modern memoization technique.

A Rails wrapper for the memoized_inflectors gem.

Similar to ruby delegate class method, but memoize the result.

If you are used to doing memoization with `@my_method ||= yada_yada` and `return @my_method if defined?(@my_method); @my_method = yada_yada`, but you would like to get the memoization stuff out of the `yada_yada` part, but still rest assured that the `memoize` method does nothing more than that, ...

memoize methods invocation