robconery

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   by robconery 16y ago

   SharpArchitecture, while swell and neat, doesn't scratch the itch of "this stuff really isn't that hard". There's a metric s * ton of concepts and code in there that are more suitable for a military defense system, let alone a startup.
2. 152.▲
   by robconery 16y ago

   SQL Server license: $7171 per processor - we have a single quad machine... which we'll likely need to split into two machines, incurring extra licensing fees. Our servers were hosted at MaximumASP and they gave us a bandwidth quote with a
3. 153.▲
   by robconery 16y ago

   Our writes to Mongo are few and far between - otherwise I'd be nervous too :)
4. 154.▲
   by robconery 16y ago

   Can't argue with that. Outside the corporate walls money is king - it's a hard truth and one I was not about to pay for personally :).
5. 155.▲
   by robconery 16y ago

   It has nothing to do with the technology - it's good stuff and we could have made it work fine. The issue is we want to stay small and not take on the associated cost. I can see how it might come off like I'm damning the platform - that was
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   How We Moved From Microsoft ASP.NET to Rails and NoSQL(infoq.com)

   110 points by robconery 16y ago|98 comments
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   Your Blog Is Blinding Me(blog.wekeroad.com)

   6 points by robconery 16y ago|0 comments
8. 158.▲
   by robconery 17y ago

   They should probably go NoSQL :)