September 2009
5 posts
Moving Beyond End-to-End Path Information to... →
Shared by tapster fascinating You go through the expense of installing CDNs all over the globe to make sure users always have a node close by and you notice something curious and furious:…
Sep 26th
SpriteMe (part 2) →
Shared by tapster interesting details on what images to sprite and why Earlier this week, I wrote a blog post announcing SpriteMe. This is a follow-up post where I talk about what…
Sep 20th
"Insane killer" who was treated to a day at a... →
What could be wrong with taking an insane killer to the country fair? Oh, yeah. Insane killer escapes on trip to county fair (Via Bits & Pieces)
Sep 19th
Why You Should Switch from Subversion to Git →
You may have heard some hubbub over distributed version control systems recently. You may dismiss it as the next hot thing, the newest flavor of kool-aid currently quenching the…
Sep 15th
Cutting Cake Gets Easier With The Cake Server →
Shared by tapster I think I need this By David Ponce A simple stainless steel creation by Scandinavian designer Maria Kivijärvi, the Cake Server could replace your current wedge-shaped…
Sep 10th
August 2009
1 post
Chop Sabers →
By Andrew Liszewski Will mankind ever run out of stick-like objects that can easily be turned into light sabers? I certainly hope not. The latest distinctly non-Star Wars item to get…
Aug 10th
July 2009
3 posts
RailsLab .:. Scaling Rails - Episode #15 - Load... →
Jul 3rd
RailsLab .:. Scaling Rails - Episode #16 - Load... →
Jul 3rd
Anemone - Ruby Web-Spider Framework →
Jul 3rd
June 2009
10 posts
Google Geo Developers Blog: Google I/O 2009: Geo... →
Jun 27th
Velocity 2009 : Conference presentation slides «... →
Jun 25th
Google Geo Developers Blog: Travellr: Behind the... →
Jun 23rd
Twitter in 1935 →
From Modern Mechanix, a Twitter-like machine from 1935, that looks like a prop from the movie Brazil. Robot Messenger Displays Person-to-Person Notes In Public To aid persons who…
Jun 23rd
Lojic Technologies Blog · How to Write a Spelling... →
Jun 20th
How to Write a Spelling Corrector →
Jun 20th
Sippin’ Seat Assures You’ll Always Have A Warm... →
By Chris Scott Barr Oh crappy convergence products, I’ll never grow tired of seeing you. I mean what would the world be like without products that took two useful things and combined them…
Jun 13th
Yahoo! Distribution of Hadoop →
Jun 12th
Home | GIS Search →
Jun 12th
Diagnosing Technical Issues With Search Engine... →
Jun 12th
May 2009
4 posts
Dan Manges's Blog - Rails: Performance Tuning... →
May 31st
#1 Search Engine Ranking Factor: SEO QA | Local... →
May 23rd
Active Record Query Interface →
May 2nd
Presentations: MySQL Conference & Expo 2009 →
The Presentations of the MySQL Conference & Expo 2009 held April 20-23 in Santa Clara is available on the above link. They include: Beginner’s Guide to Website Performance with MySQL and…
May 1st
April 2009
1 post
InfoQ: Facebook: Science and the Social Graph →
Apr 12th
March 2009
8 posts
TextMate Screencasts for Rubyists →
Mar 22nd
Apdex.org →
Mar 15th
Nodeta » Blog Archive » Stopping your Rails... →
Mar 14th
RailsLab .:. Scaling Rails →
Mar 13th
InfoQ: Refactoring Databases: Evolutionary... →
Mar 7th
The Ruby Object Model - Structure and Semantics →
Mar 7th
10 things you need to know about backup solutions... →
Mar 4th
How FriendFeed uses MySQL to store schema-less... →
Mar 2nd
February 2009
5 posts
Building PhotoKast: Creating an iPhone app in one... →
Feb 22nd
Scaling Rails Screencasts →
Case you haven’t heard yet, I’m happy to announce that my Scaling Rails Screencasts are now up. You may remember that about 2 months ago I released an envycast on Scaling Ruby. Scaling…
Feb 11th
mysql-master-master - Google Code →
Feb 2nd
Faster MySQL failover with SELECT mirroring |... →
Feb 2nd
Faster MySQL failover with SELECT mirroring →
One of my favorite MySQL configurations for high availability is master-master replication, which is just like normal master-slave replication except that you can fail over in both directions. Aside…
Feb 1st
January 2009
1 post
How to do Basecamp-style subdomains in Rails →
Code example
Jan 9th
December 2008
9 posts
Behavior-Driven Development Using Ruby (Part 2) |... →
Dec 21st
Behavior Driven Development Using Ruby (Part 1) |... →
Dec 21st
Behavior Driven Development Using Ruby (Part 3) |... →
Dec 21st
David Chelimsky an introduction to RSpec - Part I →
Dec 20th
InfoQ: Presentation: Second Life’s Architecture →
Dec 19th
HTTP Status Code →
Dec 17th
Strategy: Facebook Tweaks to Handle 6 Time as Many... →
Dec 14th
MySQL Database Scale-Out and Replication for High... →
Dec 2nd
Deploying MySQL Database in Solaris Cluster... →
Dec 2nd
November 2008
10 posts
A quick way to get memcached status →
There are all sorts of different interfaces to memcached, but you don’t need any of them to make requests from the command line, because its protocol is so simple. Try this, assuming it’s running on…
Nov 27th
How Percona does a MySQL Performance Audit | MySQL... →
Nov 26th
SourceForge.net: scribeserver →
Nov 24th