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Twitter Stats/Tweet Stats/Man am I Tired! - Damon Cortesi's blog
http://www.dcortesi.com/2008/01/27/twitter-statstweet-statsman-am-i-tired
Musings of an entrepreneur. Twitter Stats/Tweet Stats/Man Am I Tired! So nearly a month to the day after releasing my Twitter Stats. Perl script, I finally made a webified version. You can check it out over at TweetStats.com. The Internet is an invaluable resource and you can find many links I used via my del.icio.us rails tag. The most useful by far was Dominiek.com’s Building a .Com in 24 hours. Posted by Damon Cortesi. Laquo; Off to Germany. Why navi's are useful in Europe ». Mongo Seattle Real-Time A...
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Bundler and Capistrano – The Right Way | kazjote's blog
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Ruby, Scala and Machine Learning adventures. Bundler and Capistrano – The Right Way. While working on my current project I use Bundler. There are many resources on the web which says how to use it in pair with Capistrano. Most of them, however, fails. When it comes to. Let’s say you used already a solution similar to this. Default deployment path includes transaction with. Task :update do transaction do update code symlink end end. If any of the tasks ran after. So now it is time for the solution. Provid...
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kazjote | kazjote's blog
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Ruby, Scala and Machine Learning adventures. Distributed processing with GNU parallel. There are many solutions for distributed batch processing like [Hadoop]( http:/ hadoop.apache.org/. Hadoop website). However, in this article I will present much simplier and equally stable approach which might be enough for simple tasks where you don’t:. Operate on big data. Don’t need data warehouse capabilities. Some time ago I discovered GNU parallel. Execute jobs on any list of servers. User id : offer id. 8211; d...
bibwild.wordpress.com
Threading in Rails | Bibliographic Wilderness
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Facetting subjects accross hetereogenous vocabularies? Notes on future directions of Library Systems →. August 28, 2007. 14 Nov 2011. This is all very outdated, written for Rails 2.1. Please see my updated post on multi-threaded ActiveRecord access. Update 11 Feb 09. Further findings on concurrency in Rails, and why I no longer have confidence in the approach outlined here, can be found here. You can’t thread in Rails? But you may or may not want to. To work in ActiveRecord and in Rails. Contrary to ...
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tips — A Single Programmer's Blog
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A Single Programmer's Blog. By François Beausoleil. Projects I work on:. While testing my Puppet. Recipes, I usually boot a new instance then apply configuration manually. I have a base configuration, which is extended with other things. I just noticed I could apply a manifest using STDIN:. Echo include sysbase ; echo include rabbitmq ) puppet apply -v. Viva the Unix tradition! If you do any kind of configuration management, I highly recommend Puppet. For the migration to finish. Full name = []. Which Po...
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Web Respects: rails plugin to white label CDNs
http://webrepsects.blogspot.com/2008/11/rails-plugin-to-white-label-cdns.html
The Internet has been my playground and this is what I have found. Monday, November 10, 2008. Rails plugin to white label CDNs. This is a continuation of my previous post. Talking about using S3 as a CDN. This post covers some of the issues that were faced with making Rails work nice with a CDN. Rails is made to do great things, but as many before have me said, handling concurrent connections is not one of them. Once a request comes into Rails, that process (Mongrel, FastCGI. To all users on the Chumby.
blog.robmack.com
ruby on rails | Rob Mack
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Tag Archives: ruby on rails. Background Processing in Ruby on Rails. Last Tuesday, I gave a talk at Austin on Rails. About background processing options available in Ruby on Rails. The talk was divided into 3 sections. The first, was ad hoc background processing solutions based on built in Rails tools or simple gems. These strategies tends to be good for background processing that need to run on a fixed schedule. These strategies not persistent and are memory intensive. The final section of the talk focu...
