MongoMapper Indy.rb Presentation // RailsTips by John Nunemaker
RailsTips One man, lazily posting some of the things he learns. subscribe » Last Wednesday I was invited to present on MongoDB and MongoMapper at the Indianapolis ruby group. I promised them I would post the slides so they could get to the links and such. Slides The slides are very similar to my Grand Rapids presentation on MongoDB. but the actual talk was different. Audio On top of the slides, th
Crack, The Easiest Way to Parse XML and JSON // RailsTips by John Nunemaker
RailsTips One man, lazily posting some of the things he learns. subscribe » An astute reader will remember that a while back, HTTParty divorced both ActiveSupport and the JSON gem in order to make it easier to use all around. With the JSON gem went the last gem dependency, which was kind of cool. A few days back, it occurred to me that the parsing of XML and JSON that HTTParty used might be handy
It's an HTTParty and Everyone Is Invited! // RailsTips by John Nunemaker
RailsTips One man, lazily posting some of the things he learns. subscribe » So I’ve made a boatload of gems that consume web services (twitter, lastfm, magnolia, delicious, google reader, google analytics). Each time I get a bit better at it and learn something new. I pretty much am only interested in consuming restful api’s and over time I’ve started to see a pattern. The other day I thought, wou
Building API Wrapping Gems Could Not Get Much Easier // RailsTips by John Nunemaker
RailsTips One man, lazily posting some of the things he learns. subscribe » Google has a weather api that is dead simple to use. Just discovered that tonight so I whipped together a wrapper using HTTParty. I decided to try out Jeweler, a project by Josh Nichols, that makes creating gems a snap and it delivered. I used shoulda and fakeweb for the tests. Holy crap has making a gem that wraps a web s
HappyMapper, Making XML Fun Again // RailsTips by John Nunemaker
RailsTips One man, lazily posting some of the things he learns. subscribe » As much as I write about XML, you would swear it is all I do, but I promise it is not. In fact, I do not really use XML that often, but I will admit that I am intrigued by it. A while back, you may remember, I posted about ROXML, a ruby object to xml mapping library. I liked the idea but not the implementation. Soon after,
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Why I think Mongo is to Databases what Rails was to Frameworks // RailsTips by John Nunemaker
