webdizz.name
Talk | Lead your flow
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Just yet another blog about someone' …. Last month was full of important moments. June 17, 2015. Last month or so was really excited and full of different and important moments. First of all, I become a father, my son was born 12 May, he is just amazing. What else, well there was a chain of conferences/meetups I was speaking at and here are some links :. Fault tolerance look, it’s simple! Docker. Does it matter for Java. Fault tolerance look, it’s simple! JEEConf Kyiv 2014 – Follow up. May 25, 2014.
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Programming | codablog | Coda Hale
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This is my old blog. My current writing is here: codahale.com. Anyone who’s had to parse XML using Ruby has understood that REXML is more experiment than library. Alternatives have been few and far between, and most of us have settled for parsing documents with Hpricot. Well here comes Charlie Savage with some great news. Not only is he promising to maintain libxml-ruby — the Ruby bindings for libxml2. As someone who has spent a. Time wishing that Ruby had first-class XML support…. Pints are on us. Def d...
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2007 July | codablog | Coda Hale
http://blog.codahale.com/2007/07
This is my old blog. My current writing is here: codahale.com. Holy crap. I’m writing plugins. I’m working on a data warehouse, and I was building the migration for a dimension table today. Dimension tables are these incredibly wide (50-100 columns), denormalized tables which have to be heavily indexed in order to work well. And my migration was totally out of hand. I wanted to index each column, but that lead to a stupid amount of repetition. I had something like this. Came up with it. 6 comments ».
tech.myemma.com
Posts by Alex Ezell | EmmaTech
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Posts by Alex Ezell. Making a match: Salesforce and Emma. A few notes on our upcoming Salesforce integration. Salesforce integration is one of the first major projects we’re building using our new API. Outside of our own application, of course). Not one single piece of data is being moved from Emma to Salesforce or back that doesn’t use a call that’s publicly accessible via our new API. This is eating our own dog food in the same way building our application on top of our API. You can do what the Salesfo...
blog.codahale.com
2008 July | codablog | Coda Hale
http://blog.codahale.com/2008/07
This is my old blog. My current writing is here: codahale.com. Anyone who’s had to parse XML using Ruby has understood that REXML is more experiment than library. Alternatives have been few and far between, and most of us have settled for parsing documents with Hpricot. Well here comes Charlie Savage with some great news. Not only is he promising to maintain libxml-ruby — the Ruby bindings for libxml2. As someone who has spent a. Time wishing that Ruby had first-class XML support…. Pints are on us.
bitmonkey.net
bitmonkey — Introducing Metriks
http://bitmonkey.net/2012/03/06/introducing-metriks
I was very inspired by Coda Hale. S Metrics Metrics Everywhere. Talk at CodeConf 2011 and have spent a lot of time over the past year thinking about it. After seeing rack-statsd. And how it kept important process stats in the proctitle, I wanted the same thing for the background tasks that run Papertrail. I hadn’t been able to find a metrics library for ruby that provided the calculations I was looking for, so I decided to experiment with creating one myself. Method on the meter:. That looks like this:.
ninjakoala.com
Looking backward | ninjakoala.com
http://ninjakoala.com/looking-backward
Asked me the other day What’s on your ‘learn this in 2012’ list? It got me thinking that rather than tell someone and not have it recorded anywhere, I should be able to be held accountable for what I said I’d do. Welcome to the fruit of that particular bit of thinking. Rather than dive straight in looking forward I thought it’d be helpful to take a look back at 2011 and make sense of what I’ve picked up during a pretty hectic year. We had the mistaken belief that our product owners might want to write ou...
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Applescript | codablog | Coda Hale
http://blog.codahale.com/category/programming/applescript
This is my old blog. My current writing is here: codahale.com. Wesabe API vs. Quicksilver. Just released an API. Allowing you to access your financial data on your own terms. So what do I do with APIs? I write little Quicksilver Applescripts for them. So here’s how you get a listing of your bank accounts with their current balances via Wesabe through Quicksilver. 8212; that’s where the script reads your username/password. Using The Damn Thing. Run it from Quicksilver. It’ll look like this:. And save it in.
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2007 December | codablog | Coda Hale
http://blog.codahale.com/2007/12
This is my old blog. My current writing is here: codahale.com. Rake vs. RSpec! I love RSpec, and lately I’ve been making the transition from test-friendly development to full-on spec-driven development. I still toss around some code for proofs of concept or to prototype APIs, but when the time comes to write serious code, I always begin with a spec. For action in task.instance eval { @actions } instance eval(&action) end end instance eval(&block) end end. Drop that in your. And you can do stuff like this:.
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