discussion
The Houston Ruby Group discussion is currently hosted at Yahoo Tech Groups. You will find links to the most recent posts below:
02/07/12, 11:40 AM
Re: February Meeting
Great; thanks. Just a quick note that someone may want to change the website, since it's listing the 14th. - Julian. [jrmartinez_1]
02/07/12, 11:20 AM
Re: February Meeting
Based on feedback, it will the 21st. ... -- Keith Lancaster [Keith Lancaster]
02/07/12, 11:19 AM
February Meeting
When is the monthly meeting? I know it was moved but I'm not sure if the 7th (today) or the 21st were ever decided on. - Julian. [Julian Martinez]
02/07/12, 7:26 AM
Re: Missing param check
Hrmm...I changed it to a post call [vs put] and it works as expected. Is there something about a 'put' call that prevents certain responses? [John C Bland II]
02/07/12, 6:39 AM
Missing param check
Here is my spec: it "should fail setting a show as live without live parameter" do put admin_shows_live_path(@show, :format=>:json, :auth_token => [John C Bland II]
02/02/12, 2:59 PM
Re: ElastiCache Integration
Figured as much. [John C Bland II]
02/02/12, 2:58 PM
Re: ElastiCache Integration
Just treat it like a regular ol'memcached server. No magic necessary. [Michael Pellon]
02/02/12, 2:57 PM
ElastiCache Integration
Anyone toyed with this? ElastiCache follows memcached so I assume it should plug right into an app and work but I'd rather not assume. :) Google isn't being [John C Bland II]
02/02/12, 1:10 PM
Re: ActiveRecord query
On that topic, here's a good repo that is tracking tools for load testing: https://github.com/monitoringsucks/loadtesting-repos -Matt [stalinox]
02/01/12, 11:19 PM
Re: ActiveRecord query
Thanks for the replies. I do plan to leave the code unmodified until I can verify that it is actually a performance problem (I agree with not prematurely [Christopher Voltz]
02/01/12, 9:25 AM
Re: ActiveRecord query
I'll also go ahead and recommend that you prove to yourself that these 4 queries are a problem that you need to solve today. Premature optimization as all [Jesse Wolgamott]
02/01/12, 9:18 AM
Re: ActiveRecord query
If you're using Postgres or another DB that allows recursion, adjacency lists are much more performant. Here's an interesting article on the subject [Garrett Lancaster]
02/01/12, 9:14 AM
Re: ActiveRecord query
Chris, I'm writing this in my phone on the way to the airport, so forgive the terseness. Your solution will look something like: [Graham Randall]
02/01/12, 6:42 AM
Re: February Meeting
I checked with the wife, and the 21st worst better than the 7th for the Wo's. [Jesse Wolgamott]
02/01/12, 5:50 AM
Re: February Meeting
People who like their marriage... :-) ... -- Keith Lancaster [Keith Lancaster]
