Tingle's Technology Notes
I am the Technical Lead for CDL Digital Special Collections, these are some notes of mine, views expressed are my own or the original author's and do not represent my employer. http://btingle.bitbucket.org/
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Everyone should be using low level caching in Rails
Low level caching is very easy to get started with in Rails 3, but it seems to be missing from the official guides
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I’m proud to have been part of this project in its early stages (1999-2001), back when I was a graduate student in Boston. Kudos to Peter!
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“YOUR THE DOG NOW MAN”— bennett
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Mrs. Patton and two of the over 50 cats she kept in her home, c.1915, Chicago. She was facing eviction unless she reduced the...
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Triggr is an R package that transforms the regular session into a worker mode, so that it could realise job requests coming through a socket from other apps and stay opened the whole time (something like fastCGI, but with own, lightweight and low level protocol — or one can just think of it as a yet another light RPC). Opposite to Rserve, it exchanges and processes arbitrary text messages instead of simply executing all the incoming data and sending back the results.
