"rake environment resque:work" will give you access to the whole rails environment, so you can write normal rails code. But it of course uses a bunch of memory.
If you're doing something quick and dirty and don't need the rails model (sending out a password email or whatever), you can just run "rake resque:work" and avoid the overhead of the whole rails environment.
"rake environment resque:work" will give you access to the whole rails environment, so you can write normal rails code. But it of course uses a bunch of memory.
If you're doing something quick and dirty and don't need the rails model (sending out a password email or whatever), you can just run "rake resque:work" and avoid the overhead of the whole rails environment.