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User-centric Routing in Rails 3(collectiveidea.com)
8 points by zmoazeni 15y ago|2 comments
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Testing with Sunspot and Cucumber(collectiveidea.com)
4 points by zmoazeni 15y ago|0 comments
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New MongoMapper documentation site(mongomapper.com)
2 points by zmoazeni 16y ago|0 comments
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by zmoazeni 16y ago
I had a buddy also respond on the title thinking I was writing about contributing to RubyGems.org itself. I should have worked on the title more. If not for a link-title mismatch, I would change it now. Edit: URLs are still the same, but th
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Bundler Makes Contributing to RubyGems Easier(collectiveidea.com)
7 points by zmoazeni 16y ago|2 comments
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by zmoazeni 16y ago
Thanks Danneu - I'll pass this comment on to the rest of the team :)
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Using Solr and Sunspot to Search Within Words(collectiveidea.com)
7 points by zmoazeni 16y ago|2 comments
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by zmoazeni 16y ago
That example may be contrived, but I've had a few projects in the past where I had to schedule tweets and this strategy is pretty slick and testable.
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by zmoazeni 16y ago
If anyone has any good resources on Riak search, please share them. I keep hearing good things about Riak and haven't dived in yet.
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by zmoazeni 16y ago
Thanks jhancock - I'm planning on writing a post talking about sunspot without sunspot_rails. I tried to make this post concise. It's cool to hear you have already had success with it.
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by zmoazeni 16y ago
Thanks getsat for the shout out. Our guys have put in a lot of work adding features and keeping delayed_job up to snuff. I do have to disagree with you on ThinkingSphinx. I have used both, and I gel much better with Solr. Don't get me wrong
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Full Text Searching with Solr and Sunspot(collectiveidea.com)
25 points by zmoazeni 16y ago|18 comments
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Give more than you take(patrickfoley.com)
1 points by zmoazeni 16y ago|0 comments
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HarvestApp.com Impresses Me Again(connectionrequired.com)
2 points by zmoazeni 16y ago|0 comments
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The Pain of Launching Your Own Projects(connectionrequired.com)
1 points by zmoazeni 16y ago|0 comments
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by zmoazeni 16y ago
Why is it the author's duty to tangent that far? I'm not a fan of outsourcing myself, however even I can't deny there are both Pros and Cons that are evaluated on a case-by-case basis. It sounds like you're wanting to the article to stray f
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by zmoazeni 16y ago
danhak, you make a good point. And I should have probably specifically mentioned that. Twitter Support has really been going the extra mile to help developers make the migration.
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by zmoazeni 16y ago
joseph, you have a good point about how large of a task migrating all service providers from Basic to OAuth is. And I have to give Twitter Support credit for their work helping developers along the migration. But your argument still doesn't
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by zmoazeni 16y ago
One pain point I've had since switching from Basic Auth has the lack of debugging via a terminal and curl. That was pretty useful. For Ruby-minded folks there's http://github.com/marcel/twurl which is effectively curl that uses OAuth - th
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by zmoazeni 16y ago
I haven't worked with OAuth 2.0 yet, but I've been meaning to take a look at it with Facebook's update. However in Ruby/Rails OAuth isn't that bad using http://twitter.rubyforge.org/ . And aside from a couple hiccups, I haven't had any pr
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by zmoazeni 16y ago
From what I've gathered, if OAuth is the only authentication mechanism and you can't easily redirect a user to a browser and back then xAuth is your best option. Though I suppose you could so something funky like emailing a user a link and
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I think Twitter’s OAuth-only Access is a Waste of Time(simplechatter.com)
48 points by zmoazeni 16y ago|31 comments
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You're running a marathon(simplechatter.com)
1 points by zmoazeni 16y ago|0 comments
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Client Satisfaction and Resources(simplechatter.com)
1 points by zmoazeni 16y ago|0 comments
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by zmoazeni 16y ago
That's awesome you made that sort of impact.
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Clients that Care(simplechatter.com)
2 points by zmoazeni 16y ago|2 comments
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Why should I do business with you?(simplechatter.com)
12 points by zmoazeni 16y ago|0 comments
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by zmoazeni 16y ago
I'm not sure why people marked this down, I thought it was pretty funny :)
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by zmoazeni 16y ago
Even though you're getting a different reaction, I wouldn't take it to heart. One of the reasons for my move was that it aligned what made me happy, helping others, and making a living all in one. If that's the same for you moving from side
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by zmoazeni 16y ago
Hah, I haven't gotten that response yet. But I agree they most likely mean well. Unless Uncle Bob is a pain in the ass to work for :)

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