pselbert

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   by pselbert 14y ago

   While I like the idea of cleaning up unrelated activities I don't think observers or subscribers are an ideal solution. In a system of non trivial size, or even a system where you haven't worked in a particular model for a while it can beco
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   by pselbert 14y ago

   This is a really common issue that can be tricky for users unfamiliar with it to track down. There is no need to try and schedule all of your jobs in the "hopefully-later-than-your-transaction-completes"!
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   by pselbert 14y ago

   Anti-social is much more precise. It is primarily a tool to specifically target marketing, experimenting with extra-relational flirtation, and maintain that high school sense of social competition that we were all so happy to depart from. W
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   by pselbert 14y ago

   As a small addendum, I strongly recommend dalli ( https://github.com/mperham/dalli ) over the default memcached library. It is written by the former maintainer of the memcached gem, is smaller in size, up to 20% faster, and most importantly
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   by pselbert 14y ago

   While I fully agree that storing log data in the database isn't usually a good idea, I would never recommend Logly to somebody. It may just be my experience, but the search facilities and stability left a lot to be desired - it is one of ve
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   by pselbert 14y ago

   Attempted to read them in mobile, didn't see anything because I can't hover.