I’ve recently been working on an implementation of cookie-based authentication for CouchDB. This is important for pure CouchDB applications (couchapps), where browsers communicate directly with CouchDB. Currently browsers can be authenticated using HTTP basic auth but the popup login box can be disruptive and confusing for users. Implementation The cookie part itself was pretty straightforward. Th
Colissimo For Colissimo, ProcessOne reworked a critical piece of their events processing chain for the high-speed parcel sorters. BBC News For the BBC, ProcessOne created and maintained a notification system for breaking news delivery to mobile devices that sends millions of pushes per day. Social Platform for Football Fans For a well known sports brand on a tight schedule, ProcessOne rapidly deve
Busy day for cloud interoperability related news. Google just announced a new service called Google Wave, described as an open communication and collaboration platform & protocol based on hosted XML documents (called waves) supporting concurrent modifications and low-latency updates. In simple terms Google Wave can be thought of like an ajax spreadsheet over XMPP. According to Google, "The platfor
Ely Service now runs on CouchDB. Things just got a little simpler: no more Django plus PostgreSQL plus Nginx. Casual Lofa: the World's fastest furniture Ely Service is, as J. Chris Anderson put it, “just a very ordinary-looking garage Web site”. It's a simple Web site, which I originally developed using Django. It consists of six pages, one of which has a contact form for sending emails. So the re
The biggest response I got to Toast, my realtime CouchDB chat server was: "wtf why didn't you use XYZ technology?" The point of developing chat in CouchDB is not to show how CouchDB is an ideal persisted chat server (even if it is). The point is to show how CouchDB's "databasey" features, because they are implemented using HTTP, can be leveraged to make powerful end-user experiences, with just a m
« Scaling Memcached: 500,000+ Operations/Second with a Single-Socket UltraSPARC T2 | Main | Product: Hadoop » Film buffs will recognize Django as a classic 1966 spaghetti western that spawned hundreds of imitators. Web heads will certainly first think of Django as the classic Python based Web framework that has also spawned hundreds of imitators and has become the gold standard framework for the w
Update: This is a re-post of an older blog post of mine. Originally it was posted on my personal blog where it has >130 comments and ~ 250’000 views over the last years. I’m deprecating my personal blog in favor of this 200OK blog. Finding the perfect IDE for Python isn’t an easy feat. There are a great many to chose from, but even though some of them offer really nifty features, I can’t help myse
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