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by bjpirt 15y ago
Good news, although it saddens me a bit that this should _be_ news
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by bjpirt 16y ago
I hadn't even considered that it wasn't at a 1.0.0 release yet! Aside from version numbers being a bit meaningless, Nginx has been an absolutely rock-solid workhorse for me for about the last 5 years. One of my favourite pieces of software,
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by bjpirt 16y ago
London, UK Pachube ( http://www.pachube.com ) is looking for an experienced javascript / front-end developer to build some awesome widgets to display live data coming in to our system form thousands of connected devices. See http://communi
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by bjpirt 16y ago
As a mac user I'd say that I'm more productive using Mac OS X, but that's not to say I wouldn't work somewhere that used Linux. We have this identical issue and what works very well for us is to use local virtual machines (we use VMWare) be
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by bjpirt 16y ago
I'm a big fan of RabbitMQ ( http://www.rabbitmq.com ). It's an AMQP message queue and has a bunch of very nice features like: - Persistent queues - Clustering - Topic based queues for an extremely flexible syndication model - Transaction
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by bjpirt 16y ago
Works well for me - we then sync our password file between us using Dropbox. It creates a lock file that also syncs and stops multiple people from editing simulaneously and messing things up.
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by bjpirt 16y ago
And even now there's no way of manually expiring a cached page without using a third party unsupported plugin (IIRC) I still love Nginx though :-)