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Friday, 16 April 2010
NoSQL News & Links 2010-04-16
- Tarek Ziadé: ☞ A Firefox plugin experiment. XUL, Bottle and Redis ¶
- Andreas Jung: ☞ Looking beyond one’s own nose - looking at RabbitMQ and MongoDB ¶
Unsorted remarks on RabbitMQ and MongoDB plus some benchmarks with mass data
- Franck Cuny: ☞ presque, a Redis / Tatsumaki based message queue. Perl and Redis baby! ¶
- Mark Atwood: ☞ Reacting to “Memcached is not a store”. IMO, it is as much as a store as any dict/hash you’ve been using. Well, a bit more. ¶
- okram: ☞ pipes. A lot of activity around graph databases lately: ¶
Pipes is a graph-based data flow framework written in Java 1.6+. A process graph (also known as a Kahn process network) is composed of a set of process vertices connected to one another by a set of communication edges. Each process can run independent of the others and as such, concurrency is a natural consequence as data is transformed in a pipelined fashion from input to output.
Monday, 25 January 2010
RedBottle: REST-style app with Redis and Python Bottle
So I thought, hey, why not cook up a super-simple application skeleton that integrates Bottle and Redis? That way, you could create a Bottle project with the Redis goodness more-or-less built-in.
I like both Bottle (and I’d like it even more if it would it would be a bit more OO — nb maybe it already is and I just missed that, so please feel free to correct me if wrong) and Redis, so this should be fun.
Resources
via: http://philosophyofweb.com/2010/01/bottle-py-redis-redbottle/
