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by 100k 14y ago
As a developer who has starting writing a lot of API documentation, this seems like an interesting conference to me. Great idea.
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by 100k 14y ago
This is a hell of a tutorial. It must have taken ages to write. I need to re-do my blog to be responsive so I've bookmarked this for later. Thanks for the Swiftype shout out, too!
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by 100k 14y ago
How about scaling that ES server to 100,000+ queries a day? ;-) We support a few og tags as well, but our goal is ultimately to be able to make very flexible search engines without code, so the person managing (say) the help section of a we
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by 100k 14y ago
I thought it was unfair you were being downvoted, I counteracted that. It more accurate to push data (and many of our customers do) but most people with web sites are not able to do that. We are working on making our crawler as fast as poss
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by 100k 14y ago
For developers, we have an API ( http://swiftype.com/documentation/quickstart ) that is not much different than setting up Solr or ElasticSearch. However, you no longer need to manage the search servers. We handle reliablity and scaling. On
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by 100k 14y ago
I believe Ryan Bates has said 1 hour per minute. If anything, that's an understatement. Maybe it gets easier as you do more (this is my second screencast).
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by 100k 14y ago
I'm really proud of this release. I'm happy to answer any questions about it. If anyone has any doubts about how hard Geoffrey Grosenbach or Ryan Bates work on their screencasts, put them to rest. Those things take _forever_ to make!
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Swiftype for Mobile: Full-text search for iOS and mobile Web(swiftype.com)
59 points by 100k 14y ago|18 comments
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by 100k 14y ago
I miss the whimsical nature of the previous status page (it seemed to fit with GitHub's "voice" better). But I'm guessing this version isn't going to crash when GitHub does ( https://github.com/blog/1261-github-availability-this-week ). Hop
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by 100k 14y ago
Congrats to Jason and team!
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by 100k 14y ago
There's also the Storm/Liquid Web combination. http://www.stormondemand.com/ http://www.liquidweb.com/
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by 100k 14y ago
It's pretty simple really. The search analytics show us queries that had no results, which lets us know what we aren't covering in our documentation.
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by 100k 14y ago
This is a great use of search analytics. At Swiftype, we're using the feature to improve our own developer documentation.
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by 100k 14y ago
The developers of this are friends of mine so I got to play around with it a little last month. Though I'm not an Android developer, I can see how useful it would be for testing mobile web sites. You can launch an emulator in many different
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by 100k 14y ago
No clue! According to Wikipedia, Sedov was taken from Germany after World War 2.
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by 100k 14y ago
I was curious AFBER because of the Russian Empire thing. It is indeed the association of holders of Tsarist Russian bonds. They are trying to get paid back two successor governments and 100 years later.
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by 100k 14y ago
Another app worth checking out is Divvy. It can easily resize windows to a selected number of rectangles on your screen. I use it to keep my text editor at exactly 1/2 my screen and arrange my Terminal windows.
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by 100k 14y ago
Prateek, I've emailed some details to your suppport email. I would definitely love to import our existing support emails. As I mentioned, only Desk.com supports this, and not particularly well.
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by 100k 14y ago
I'm evaluating support software right now, so this is well timed. I've tried Zendesk, Desk.com, and just tried out SupportBee. So far, SupportBee is winning on HTML email integration. Zendesk doesn't support it at all (and it's a long stand
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by 100k 14y ago
I didn't realize GitHub had abandoned Resque. What are they using now? Or is it in "works for me" status and they don't feel like changing it?
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by 100k 14y ago
I do. Though I let them sit around in my inbox as a reminder to reply to them in an equally thoughtful manner. Sigh.
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Swiftype launches improved search analytics(swiftype.com)
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by 100k 14y ago
That would be awesome. In a game with such a big scope it would be nice if you didn't have to micromanage every unit.
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by 100k 14y ago
Funny, I just got an email from one of their recruiters today.
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by 100k 14y ago
That'd be like the entire USA being without power. Wow, it puts India's size into perspective.
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by 100k 14y ago
Nice work, Quin and Matt!
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by 100k 14y ago
At Throne of JS last weekend, Meteor stole the show in my opinion. The other frameworks (Backbone, Ember, Angular, etc) were about how to build rich JavaScript web apps on top of current backend technology, whereas Meteor is envisioning som
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by 100k 14y ago
My wife and I spent some time in France last summer. One day, we bought some celery for a recipe we were making. When we ate it, I couldn't believe the taste. "Celery has a FLAVOR?" This was just regular supermarket celery, not from a farme
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by 100k 14y ago
I wonder how App Engine fits into this? Maybe it will be an extension of the Backend instances you can use now.
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by 100k 14y ago
Last week, I tried to make producing something instead of consuming something the first thing I did in the morning. Practically, this meant working on a bunch of blog posts that I've had queued up for ages, plus actually writing about those

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