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- Compiled hello world example in MacRuby http://bit.ly/mMj2Labout 5 hours ago from Tweetie
- started reading Oreilly's book on Scala and enjoyed it so far. Time to rest tho.about 16 hours ago from Tweetie
- @headius do you know of anyone using robotcode with JRuby? http://robocode.sourceforge...about 18 hours ago from Tweetie
- Awesome progress on @macruby experimental branch: http://bit.ly/OFsZ4 first C extension supported, initial AOT compiler, IB and much more.about 18 hours ago from Tweetie
- @josephjaramillo try using plex, works great for me5:44 PM Jul 9th from Tweetie in reply to josephjaramillo
- if pure web apps are so great, I wonder why most people wrote native apps instead of iphone webapps, maybe a mix of native + web is the key4:05 PM Jul 9th from Tweetie
- @pauldix doesn't multi require you bundle the queries? We usually do 1 req/action.7:13 PM Jul 8th from Tweetie in reply to pauldix
- @pauldix I need to look at multi but how different is it from having a pool of patron sessions?4:46 PM Jul 8th from Tweetie in reply to pauldix
- @pauldix then why not use Patron instead?2:15 PM Jul 8th from Tweetie in reply to pauldix
- @pauldix if I remember currently: keep alive, synchronous, define queries one after the other.2:00 PM Jul 8th from Tweetie in reply to pauldix
- @sd I talked with Paul about Typhoeus but because of its design, it's not a good fit for couchrest :(12:38 PM Jul 8th from Tweetie in reply to sd
- @philtoland thanks for Patron11:05 AM Jul 8th from Tweetie
- more info about Patron, the new ruby http client library that might change the way you do ruby http: http://bit.ly/YsHFz10:45 AM Jul 8th from Tweetie
- wow, patron is really fast compared to net/http and/or restclient. http://gist.github.com/142999 I might try a couchrest/patron branch.10:38 AM Jul 8th from Tweetie
- next couchrest release has built-in pagination support thanks to John Wood's contribution! ( http://johnpwood.net/ )10:00 AM Jul 8th from Tweetie
- Google Chrome OS, a thin (web) OS for netbooks: http://bit.ly/13NVxQ (via @olg)1:30 AM Jul 8th from Tweetie
- after restarting my machine (major cause of slowness), my new Time tweak is only 5x faster than using Time.parse.11:25 PM Jul 7th from Tweetie
- @gbuesing weird, @wycats gets more or less the same results as you. I'll test more machine, mb or mbp?10:25 PM Jul 7th from Tweetie in reply to gbuesing
- @gbuesing and you are using exactly the same code?10:10 PM Jul 7th from Tweetie in reply to gbuesing
- @gbuesing I don't want my lib to overwrite the env TZ & if you look at my benchmarks Time.utc is super slow :(9:39 PM Jul 7th from Tweetie in reply to gbuesing
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