Unicorn Power
Ben Sandofsky and I just put a new post on the Twitter Engineering blog about our transition to Unicorn.
http://engineering.twitter.com/2010/03/unicorn-power.html
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Photocasting to iPhoto with Ruby
Today we’re going to teach you how to deal with having too many computers. Moving media around is a living hell because iPhoto and iTunes assume that you only ever possess one library. Sure, you can play music and movies purchased in the store on multiple machines, but what about your own library? How do [...]
Autocomplete in rails 2.0
There’s been some changes in the way that Rails 2.0 processes forms and form interaction with Ajax. Here’s a quick write-up on how to use auto completion in Rails 2.0 without a database connection.
In my case, I was parsing an Apache configuration file and displaying VirtualHost entries, but you can use this for just about anything [...]
