Graph Databases
Graph databases are a type of datastore which treat the relationship between things as equally important to the things themselves. Examples of datasets that are natural fits for graph databases: Friend links on a social network “People who bought this also bought…” Amazon-style recommendation engines The world wide web In graph database parlance, a thing (a person, a book, a website) is referred t
Get Exceptional + Sinatra
Get Exceptional is a service similar to Hoptoad: a web service which your application can post exceptions to. Either of these is a big step up from that old standby, exceptionnotifier, which fills up your inbox with exception emails. Get Exceptional is not quite as stylish as Hoptoad, but it does offer a gem which makes it relatively easy to post exceptions from any Ruby app. Here’s an example I t
Pony, The Express Way To Send Email From Ruby
Pony, The Express Way To Send Email From Ruby pony email ruby opensource Sun Nov 02 14:53:04 -0800 2008 Want to fire off a quick email from your Ruby script? Finding ActionMailer to be overkill, but Net::SMTP to be…um, underkill? Envious of PHP’s mail(), which sends an email with a single function call? Then take a deep breath, relax, and gem install pony. require 'rubygems' require 'pony' Pony.ma
Consuming the Twitter Streaming API
Consuming the Twitter Streaming API eventedio eventmachine twitter Fri Mar 19 11:01:54 -0700 2010 If you’ve been using polling to track Twitter search terms (totally random example), you may have wondered if there is a more efficient and reliable method. The Twitter streaming API is a potential solution. Try out the sample stream with curl: $ curl http://stream.twitter.com/1/statuses/sample.json -
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