Weeks of May 6 - May 12, 2013
ce4456fd replaces multi_json with native Ruby 1.9 json.
- Ruby Inside: The Past 2 Weeks in the World of Ruby: 40 Links to Bring You Up to Speed (January 2012)
- David Chelimsky: rspec-2.12 is released
- Matthew Bass: Building an external HTTP-based API in Rails
- Viget.com Blogs: Arduino, Redis, Dropcam + Holiday Cheer = Jinglebots!
- The Real Adam: Stella by Starlight
- Opscode Blog: Chef 11 Released!
…MultiJson introduce slowness? - Looks like we may see some rapid movement towards native Json in Ruby now.
RubyMotion Goes 2.0 And Gets OSX Support, Templates and Plugins - Lots of new goodies here.
fartscroll.js - Open source from The Onion. Be afraid.
How to Setup a Production Server for Rails 4 - A walkthrough using a server from Media Temple.
Adding Tabs to Your Rails App Just Got a Whole Lot Easier with Tabulous 2 - …
- Labnotes: Rounded Corners 426 — The Big O
…, Asynchronous Jobs, Emails, 3rd Party Services, and JSON API endpoints.
Tuesday at 2:00pm: Sleeping with the enemy with George Brocklehurst :
In this session we'll go off the Rails and take a look at what our Pythonista cousins are doing with Django.
I'll start with some live coding: recreating DHH's infamous 15 minute blog demo using Django and explaining the building blocks of a Django app along the way. I'll then take that app …
- ronin coder: Django for Rails devs
- New Relic: Take a deep dive tour of New Relic monitoring for Python/Django, now officially available today!
- Videos related to 'Ruby on Rails - Part 1: Hello World': django: Web Development for Perfectionists with Deadlines
- High Scalability: Strategy: Caching 404s Saved the Onion 66% on Server Time
- DevInterface Blog: How to install MySQL and Rails on Osx Snow Leopard
- Opscode Blog: Deploy Django CMS with Chef
…that much effort. For a table, serve up an HTML table. For graph data, wire up some JSON . Need more than that? Drop in an entire HTML page if you need it. There's guides for hooking up your data included, and I was able to test changes locally using xip.io .
I've focused my board to just data I personally need to react to. Exceptions are high? Let's find out why. The queue looks deep? Pitch in and close a ticket or two. Why is that app's status red? Dive …
- giant robots smashing into other giant robots: Designer Tools
- A Fresh Cup: My Tools of the Trade - 2011
- New Relic: New Relic Alert Enhancements
- Ruby Inside: Thanking Ruby Inside's April and May 2011 Sponsors (Training, Haml Conversion and More)
- carpeaqua by Justin Williams: Christina Warren Shows Me Her Pixels
- PeepCode Products: Play by Play: Ryan Singer (UX)
…: Angular.js with Magento + S3 json file caching = wicked scalability
Dan Milstein : Screw you Joel Spolsky, We're Rewriting It From Scratch!
Anil Dash : Terms of Service and IP trump the Constitution
Jeremy Zawodny : Yeah, seek time matters. A lot.
@ joeweinman : @ adrianco proves why auto scaling is better than curated capacity management. < 50% + Cost Saving
@ ascendantlogic : Any "framework" …
Sometimes you have saved some pretty printed JSON in a file, but now you want to use it as a body of a CURL POST request, for example. Well ppjson can uglify your JSON for you as well : ppjson -fu abc123.json
This will output a minified JSON string to standard output. And of course you can also update the original file with the uglified JSON as well: ppjson -fui abc123.json
It will do you basic JSON pretty printing with an easy to remember executable name, but it also …
- Intridea - Company Blog: Simple Mustache JSON Serialization
- Ruby News: Denial of Service and Unsafe Object Creation Vulnerability in JSON (CVE-2013-0269)
- The "Tech. Arch.": Implementing Ruby Camping REST Services With RESTstop
- Effectif Development: Replication and Replica Sets - Dwight Merriman
- How Software is Built: Interview with Amr Awadallah - Cloudera CTO
- Ruby Fleebie: XMPP4r: A real world example
Also, pt-query-digest 2.2 can save results in JSON format (-output=json). This feature is still in development while we determine the optimal JSON structure.
Version check is on by default
In 2.1.4, released September/October 2012, we introduced a feature called " version check " into most tools. It's like a lot of software that automatically checks for updates, but it's also more: it's a free service from Percona that advises when certain programs ( Percona Toolkit…
- Engine Yard Developer Blog: Common Custom Chef Solutions
- till's blog: Hosted MySQL: Amazon RDS (and backups)
- Opscode Blog: On the level: Testing your infrastructure
- omgbloglol: Recruiters: why I'm kind of rude to them, why they deserve it, and how to fix it (IMHO)
- Justin Leitgeb: Common Rails Testing Mistakes
- Brightbox Ruby Blog: MySQL authentication vulnerability
…Pinboard : Just learned that Google Reader no longer offers direct JSON export. I guess they held the annual "What should we ruin next?" staff retreat
@DEVOPS_BORAT : You can not able have unlimit scalability without unlimit outage.
Jeff : Amazon RDS Scales Up - Provision 3 TB and 30,000 IOPS Per DB Instance
@ migueldeicaza : Google recently hired all of the Twitter's scalability team to work on Google IO checkout.
@ skamille…
- Luigi Montanez: Mouseless Monday #2 - Keyboard-Friendly Web Apps
- Christy John: How to be a better writer in 6 months?
- DigitalHobbit: On Leaving Google
- I can't code! Now what?: I'll show you some change you can believe in!
- Medium eXposure: My Tools of the Trade
- Ruby Inside: Ruby Weekly: A Ruby E-mail Newsletter from Ruby Inside
To fix this, edit clients/chef-validator.json and add "validator": true as a JSON property. It should look a lot like this: { "name": "chef-validator", "public_key": "-----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY-----\nMIIBIjANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAAOCAQ8AMIIBCgKCAQEA8l0+sy05G6YX/SaVsu2k\ndwOTIZKLhvfuhp/VcBU4hJoU8ADTMWyxTR9qEqRq+mgUqkF4ox/zIwhLG5nyHMLa\nFKsKPxUQlS1Jsf2gaoP+RhnswmspJffhF2l593DwSsglTLNtDw5cqhF6YYo7b7cB\nywHaWL+O3cSFLd0US7tSoOTeOdnAAwPbAy7mKQ4nJUHZOCV3Ottn83V8BUCfpnbi\nNetytGDnE1Ms9lvYswsW2EqEnzQ+afvlDq5tXu72b1XBs7Y/8JqQz8+3lVHNGKys\nh5U6VdI5Br0u1leO0LcO2FjhHaMjyqZ7/T2MVztXujUN9CoX1a+3siu3HAa8lslo\noQIDAQAB\n-----END …
- Engine Yard Developer Blog: Why Chef Should Manage Deploying Your Application
- AkitaOnRails.com - English: Chatting with Adam Jacob
- Notes from a Messy Desk: Converging your Home Directory with Chef
- BenCurtis.com: Sphinx, Chef and EY Cloud
- Ruby Inside: The Past 2 Weeks in Ruby: 1.9.3-p286, JRuby 1.7RC2, Sidekiq Pro and Much More
- A Fresh Cup: Double Shot #905
…actual application we're only concerned with reading the message payload and converting it from a JSON string to a Clojure map.
Initially, we started writing something similar to this:
We have a function that exposes the messages through a sequence, but we pass a kind of transformation function as the last argument to subscriber-seq . This initially felt ok: subscriber-seq calls our handler and extracts the payload into our desired representation before putting it into the queue that …
- Heroku: Polyglot Platform
- RubyLearning Blog: Amit Rathore talks to RubyLearning's Clojure Course Participants
- Rails Inside: Screencast: How To Upgrade Your Rails 2 App to Rails 3 in 25 Minutes
- Lance: Clojure User's Group in Atlanta
- David Chelimsky: Myron Marston and Andy Lindeman are RSpec's new project leads
- On the Path: CodeSherpas is looking for new talent