grumpycanuck

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by grumpycanuck 17y ago
As someone who works with XML all day long, I am wondering why people don't use SimpleXML in PHP 5+ for this sort of thing too.
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by grumpycanuck 17y ago
Sure. http://www.xmlteam.com We offer stuff ranging from simple on-demand calls to our web service (you purchase credits, docs cost you X credits per access) to a Perl-based app that captures an XML feed and parses and inserts the data i
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by grumpycanuck 17y ago
Again, the company I work for offers this kind of data but you have to pay for it. We have lots of clients who run fantasy baseball web sites and make use of our real-time stats feeds to update their games.
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by grumpycanuck 17y ago
I work for a sports data integration company, so you can get this data easily. Oh, you mean for free? Yeah, that's not gonna happen any time soon. Someone has to pay people to collect those statistics and then make them available.
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by grumpycanuck 17y ago
I don't think that the people who use CouchDB (or similar non-traditional data stores) are really worried about "tranferable knowledge". They're just interested in solving a problem they think the NoSQL group of technologies can help them
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by grumpycanuck 17y ago
(Disclaimer - I wrote the blog post) "The Twisted docs are lacking in many ways, I just don't understand how Tornado is objectively better because it doesn't currently have that problem -- they aren't the same thing!" Of course it's the sam
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The Upcoming Large Datastore Singularity(littlehart.net)
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