Posts Tagged “ruby”
Practicing safe Ruby, with safely
by Kenneth Kalmer on April 14, 2011
One of the things that makes daemon-kit such a great project (at least to me), is the built-in “safely” method wraps your code in a loving embrace of error reporting comfort. You could at any point do this: safely do (…)
Paginating documents with couchrest and will_paginate
by Kenneth Kalmer on February 8, 2010
CouchDB is hands down my favorite of the NoSQL variants and offers some pretty spectacular features, none of which I will bore you with in this post. I will however jot down how I (fairly easily) achieved pagination with couchrest (…)
Correlating documents in CouchDB
by Kenneth Kalmer on December 13, 2009
I’m in the very fortunate position, two actually, of being able to 1) migrate my biggest production application from MySQL to CouchDB, and 2) build a stunning new system for a multinational welfare organization on top of CouchDB. I’ve been (…)
Cleaning up your act, with a little handsoap
by Kenneth Kalmer on June 12, 2009
Handsoap is a new, fresh Ruby library for creating SOAP clients. Why am I excited about soap? I’m not, unless they’re beautiful. Yet, somewhere along the line you are going to be faced with writing a client for a SOAP (…)
