pcreux | 8 months ago | on: Rails Dashboards that scale – with SQL and dry-struct
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pcreux | 1 year ago | on: Building a robust data synchronization framework with Rails
Hey Martin,
All our services are built using Ruby, so it's the obvious choice. It scales and it's robust. We might just spend a little bit more on Heroku than if we'd use another language such as go - but it's definitely not worth introducing a new language to our stack.
Thanks for the comment!
pcreux | 1 year ago | on: Organize your Rails codebase with aaa engines
Less clutter, more joy: one mini-app per feature with aaa engines.
pcreux | 11 years ago | on: Elegant tests with Truth Tables
Naming is hard! Thanks for suggesting "Expectation Tables".
pcreux | 11 years ago | on: ElasticSearch, logstash and kibana. Our guide to big data with the ELK stack
S3 is quite limited when it comes to listing a subset of objects as scope using prefixes. So can fetch all objects starting with "2014/10/10" but you can't fetch the last 30 created objects for instance.
pcreux | 11 years ago | on: ElasticSearch, logstash and kibana. Our guide to big data with the ELK stack
Our client has been storing months of tracking events on S3 via Kinesis. This seems to be a simple, cheap and reliable solution to store billions of datapoints. We can then import that data into ElasticSearch, Amazon Redshift, etc.
pcreux | 15 years ago | on: Active Admin - The missing administration framework for Ruby on Rails
Thanks! It was just a matter of 4 lines of code: https://github.com/gregbell/activeadmin-store/commit/5922d4f... NewRelic did a really good job on that one!
pcreux | 15 years ago | on: Active Admin - The missing administration framework for Ruby on Rails
Thanks for your comment! I've just created an issue for this. We'll fix it shortly. https://github.com/gregbell/active_admin/issues/22
pcreux | 15 years ago | on: Active Admin - The missing administration framework for Ruby on Rails
Oh... Ok, I will introduce myself before saying that Active Admin is awesome from now on.
pcreux | 15 years ago | on: Active Admin - The missing administration framework for Ruby on Rails
Awesome!
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Crunch data with SQL, return JSON, wrap it in type-safe DryStructs, and swap in Faker or plug into a data warehouse.