Creating a Twitter Clone in Rails – Part 3
Creating a Twitter Clone in Rails – Part 3 from Charles Max Wood on Vimeo. In this screencast, we continue our challenge of creating a Twitter clone called ‘Flitter’ using Ruby on Rails. We learn how...
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Creating a Twitter Clone in Rails – Part 4 from Charles Max Wood on Vimeo. We’re almost done! The remaining screencasts are already recorded, but not edited yet. To speed things up, I split it up into...
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Creating a Twitter Clone in Rails – Part 4 from Charles Max Wood on Vimeo. The saga continues. Here we learn how to add the friends list to your application and we use AJAX to add/remove friends....
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Creating a Twitter Clone in Rails – Part 6 (the end) from Charles Max Wood on Vimeo. In this concluding episode, we go over how to add search functionality to our Flitter application, and add a ‘follow...
View ArticleInstalling and Running Diaspora
Notice We currently run Diaspora with the thin as our webserver, behind nginx. Diaspora uses an asynchronous EventMachine queue inside the appserver to send messages between seeds. If you use...
View ArticleAn Introduction to the Diaspora Source
Framework and Tools: Diaspora is written in Ruby on Rails, a web framework for Ruby. If you’ve never looked at a Rails project, you may want to check out a Rails guide like this one. There are a few...
View Article[repost]How Ravelry Scales to 10 Million Requests Using Rails
original: How Ravelry Scales to 10 Million Requests Using Rails Tim Bray has a wonderful interview with Casey Forbes, creator of Ravelry, a Ruby on Rails site supporting a 400,000+ strong community of...
View Article[repost]Heroku – Simultaneously Develop and Deploy Automatically Scalable...
original: Heroku – Simultaneously Develop and Deploy Automatically Scalable Rails Applications in the Cloud Update 4: Heroku versus GAE & GAE/J Update 3: Heroku has gone live!. Congratulations to...
View Article[repost]Scaling Bumper Sticker: A 1 Billion Page Per Month Facebook RoR App
original: Scaling Bumper Sticker: A 1 Billion Page Per Month Facebook RoR App Several months ago I attended a Joyent presentation where the spokesman hinted that Joyent had the chops to support a one...
View Article[repost]Heroku versus GAE & GAE/J
original:http://rrees.wordpress.com/2009/10/08/heroku-versus-gae-gaej/ 8 October 2009 At the Geek Night last night there was a lot of questions about how Heroku compared with Google App Engine (and I...
View Article[repost ]Rails App 运用 Redis 构建高性能的实时搜索
original:http://www.slideshare.net/huacnlee/rails-app-redis Rails App 运用 Redis 构建高性能的实时搜索 View more presentations from huacnlee
View Article[repost ]Rails, Wicket, Grails, Play, Tapestry, Lift, JSP, Context
original:http://www.jtict.com/blog/rails-wicket-grails-play-lift-jsp/ This post shows how to render a list of product objects with associated category object using the webframeworks Rails, Wicket,...
View Article[repost ]Rails vs. Grails
original:http://ruby.dzone.com/articles/rails-vs-grails I was recently asked the question: Rails or Grails? I needed to summarize the key differences and industry sentiment. This was my response....
View Article[repost ]Groovy/Grails :: Ruby/Rails :: 2011 State of the framework
original:http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4882553/groovy-grails-ruby-rails-2011-state-of-the-framework Yes, several similar threads exist, but we’re now in 2011, and much has changed. Grails 1.3.6...
View Article[repost ]7 Ways to Decompose Fat ActiveRecord Models
original:http://blog.codeclimate.com/blog/2012/10/17/7-ways-to-decompose-fat-activerecord-models/ When teams use Code Climate to improve the quality of their Rails applications, they learn to break the...
View Article[repost ]Ruby社区应该去Rails化了
original:http://robbinfan.com/blog/40/ruby-off-rails 从Linkedin和Iron.io抛弃ruby说起 最近半年关于Ruby编程语言最负面的两条新闻莫过于2012年10月的报导：Linkedin从ruby迁移到node.js，30台服务器减到3台，以及2013年3月的报导：Iron.io从ruby迁移到Go，30台服务器减到2台...
View Article[repost ]LinkedIn Moved From Rails To Node: 27 Servers Cut And Up To 20x Faster
original:http://highscalability.com/blog/2012/10/4/linkedin-moved-from-rails-to-node-27-servers-cut-and-up-to-2.html Update: More background by Ikai Lan, who worked on the mobile server team at...
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