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Wallaroo 0.6.1 is available now, introducing stream windowing to our API(github.com)
2 points by JONBRWN 8y ago|0 comments
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Wallaroo 0.5.4 has been released with support for Python 3(github.com)
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Wallaroo 0.5.2 has been released(github.com)
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Utilizing Elixir as a lightweight tool to store real-time metrics data(blog.wallaroolabs.com)
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In Defense of gen_event(rkallos.com)
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Memory Instrumentation in Erlang OTP 21(blog.erlang.org)
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by JONBRWN 8y ago
I should note, this isn't my proposal. Just found it interesting enough to share
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JavaScript Pattern Matching Proposal(github.com)
371 points by JONBRWN 8y ago|251 comments
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by JONBRWN 8y ago
Not really a question that can be answered. I'd suggest looking at Elixir/Phoenix if you have a problem with Rails that you think Elixir/Phoenix might be able to solve. Could be scale problems, reliability, real-time communic
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by JONBRWN 8y ago
Most likely, yes. As with everything though, there are trade-offs. If going strictly AWS fits your use case, you're fine working with GraphQL, etc., go for it.
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by JONBRWN 8y ago
Truthfully I don’t have many thoughts on that combination. The channels abstraction was the driving force behind our choice and at the time there wasn’t anything that stood out in the Java world.
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by JONBRWN 8y ago
Sometimes I get upset that my favorite pizza spots in NYC are cash only and non-delivery but after reading this I’m sure the quality wouldn’t be the same if they switched.
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by JONBRWN 8y ago
the Elixir community was very helpful in making this possible. Happy to give back in some fashion
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by JONBRWN 8y ago
Hi, I'm the author of this post. Would be happy to answer any questions if folks have some.
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Choosing Elixir's Phoenix to Power a Real-Time Web UI(blog.wallaroolabs.com)
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Quaff that potion: saving $millions with Elixir and Erlang(tech.adroll.com)
5 points by JONBRWN 9y ago|0 comments
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by JONBRWN 9y ago
We didn't set out to replace Prometheus, our Metrics UI was designed to give Wallaroo users insight into several parts of the system to spot bottlenecks while developing applications. What we did do from scratch was write the instrumen
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by JONBRWN 9y ago
Thanks for the encouraging comment, we've spent a lot of time on Wallaroo's design so we're happy to see people appreciate it. We have a few clients who will be running Wallaroo in production in the upcoming months. We'r
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by JONBRWN 9y ago
Hi, I'm the author of this post and I'll be happy to answer any questions here.
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by JONBRWN 9y ago
Hi, I’m the author of this blog post. If anyone has any questions I’ll be happy to answer.