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The PokitDok data science team uses many components in the TinkerPop stack, along with the Titan graph database. Let it be known, though, that were a serious Python shop. As a team, we wanted to do data analytics and not have to context switch between all the languages that are required to stand up this graph database. There was a desire to continue to use Python syntax when defining graph schema using the management system, performing graph traversals, building recommendation systems and so on, but the TinkerPop and Titan stacks run on the JVM.
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This document discusses using continuous integration (CI) with Pharo Smalltalk projects. It describes using GitHub to host Smalltalk code and configure Baselines to specify dependencies. It also covers integrating Pharo builds with CI services like Travis CI and Jenkins by running scripts before and after builds. Finally, it mentions the SmalltalkCI and SORABITO tools for implementing CI workflows for Smalltalk projects hosted on services like GitHub and SmalltalkHub.
This document discusses logging in PHP applications using the Monolog library. It introduces Monolog and some of its key features like being PSR-3 compatible and widely used in frameworks like Symfony and Laravel. It then demonstrates how to set up different log handlers like files, Slack, and IFTTT integrations. It also covers strategies for error handling like using FingersCrossedHandler and WhatFailureGroupHandler to ensure errors are properly logged across multiple handlers.
The Next Step for Reactive Android ProgrammingTomasz Polanski
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This presentation is mainly for the participants of DevFest Berlin 2016.
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I will talk about our experience of migrating a highly reactive application, used by millions of users, from RxJava 1.x to 2.x.
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This document discusses using CasperJS to automate testing of web analytics. It begins with an introduction on why automated testing is important. It then provides prerequisites for testing, including Python, PhantomJS/SlimerJS, Node.js, CasperJS. It outlines different levels of testing from beginner to advanced, including testing for data existence on page load, simulating user behavior to check for updated attribute values, and validating correct query parameter values in analytics beacons. It provides tips to avoid corrupting data and workarounds for basic authentication and bot detection. It concludes by discussing using these tests in continuous integration and automating test definition from documentation.
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The document discusses issues with REST and proposes an alternative approach called Post-REST. It advocates for documentation-first design, focusing on users rather than theoretical purity, and continuing to evolve designs based on user feedback rather than stopping after initial design. APIs should support multiple versions and isolate code handling changes to minimize impact.
The document discusses key principles for designing APIs, including that an API serves as an interface between systems and cultures. It emphasizes involving customers early in the design process, starting with a wireframe, and maintaining exhaustive and up-to-date documentation that is automatically generated and tested. The document concludes that APIs should have their contract separated from implementation and encourages automating the design process.
Jakub Nesetril, founder and CEO of Apiary, discusses common problems with API development including designing and building APIs without customer input, out of date documentation, and lack of proper support. He advocates for an agile approach of creating API documentation first, offering mock servers for customer input, writing automated tests for documentation, and providing developer support to address these issues.
The document is a presentation about Node.js, CoffeeScript, and real-time web technologies. It introduces Node.js as an event-driven JavaScript runtime, not a framework or programming language. It discusses getting started with Node.js and libraries like NPM. It also covers CoffeeScript as a language that compiles to clean JavaScript and introduces syntactic sugar. Finally, it discusses challenges with real-time web technologies and solutions like WebSocket, Socket.io, and Pusher.
This document provides an overview of startup accelerators from the perspective of someone who went through one. It discusses why entrepreneurs may want to join an accelerator, some differences between popular accelerators like Y Combinator and TechStars, tips for getting into an accelerator program, advice for getting the most out of the program, and funding considerations. The overall message is that accelerators can provide mentoring, networking opportunities, and small funding that can help startups, but entrepreneurs need to be fully immersed and follow up extensively with contacts.
This document discusses REST API tools and describes Apiary.io, which provides documentation and testing for REST APIs. It outlines Apiary.io's key features like being easy to clone and share on GitHub, including debugging and support, and being supported by regression tests. It also gives an overview of the technologies used, including JavaScript, Express, MongoDB, and testing tools like Mocha and Chai.
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CoffeeScript is a great way to write javascript. It provides many abstractions that simplify the language, and a few syntax niceties that make it much less noisy than pure javascript.
In this introductory talk, we present the language through several examples, looking at many of the features CoffeeScript provides for simplifying the way we write JavaScript. Hopefully in a way that will inspire you to go out and try it!
This document discusses Node.js and the API documentation service Apiary.io. It provides an overview of the technologies used to build Apiary.io including Express, MongoDB, Redis, and Socket.IO. It also outlines some benefits of Node.js including low-level access and small code size, and some challenges like debugging asynchronous code and long stack traces.
Apiary.io is a hosted suite of tools that helps companies quickly build, test, and monitor their web APIs. It allows designing and collaborating on API blueprints, generates documentation and mock APIs, and provides real-time debugging and testing. API blueprints use Markdown syntax with extensions to define resources, parameters, headers, and requests/responses. Various open-source tools can parse and process API blueprints.
A quick overview of API Design Workflow, describing my views on waterfall API design approach, why we've built Apiary a certain way and random notes from the API industry
Microservice Stategies - Scaling your API design workflowJakub Nesetril
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Across the 200,000+ APIs we've seen at Apiary, here are 5 simple lessons on what to watch out for when switching to micro services.
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Beekeeping Lecture delivered by Grant Gillard in Effingham, IL on February 27th, 2016 on where to set, and develop, an apiary or bee yard for beekeeping.
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Redis is a key-value store that provides common data structures like lists, sets, and ordered sets as building blocks. It offers features like asynchronous I/O, fast operations, active development, and different persistence strategies. RestMQ is a message queue built on Redis that uses HTTP, REST, and JSON. It provides COMET consumer functionality and integrates with an asynchronous Redis client and Twisted-based web framework called Cyclone. DOCDB is a prototype document database that indexes documents by tokenizing, removing stop words, stemming words, and grouping them into Redis sets to allow searching by keywords.
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The document discusses issues with REST and proposes an alternative approach called Post-REST. It advocates for documentation-first design, focusing on users rather than theoretical purity, and continuing to evolve designs based on user feedback rather than stopping after initial design. APIs should support multiple versions and isolate code handling changes to minimize impact.
The document discusses key principles for designing APIs, including that an API serves as an interface between systems and cultures. It emphasizes involving customers early in the design process, starting with a wireframe, and maintaining exhaustive and up-to-date documentation that is automatically generated and tested. The document concludes that APIs should have their contract separated from implementation and encourages automating the design process.
Jakub Nesetril, founder and CEO of Apiary, discusses common problems with API development including designing and building APIs without customer input, out of date documentation, and lack of proper support. He advocates for an agile approach of creating API documentation first, offering mock servers for customer input, writing automated tests for documentation, and providing developer support to address these issues.
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This document provides an overview of startup accelerators from the perspective of someone who went through one. It discusses why entrepreneurs may want to join an accelerator, some differences between popular accelerators like Y Combinator and TechStars, tips for getting into an accelerator program, advice for getting the most out of the program, and funding considerations. The overall message is that accelerators can provide mentoring, networking opportunities, and small funding that can help startups, but entrepreneurs need to be fully immersed and follow up extensively with contacts.
This document discusses REST API tools and describes Apiary.io, which provides documentation and testing for REST APIs. It outlines Apiary.io's key features like being easy to clone and share on GitHub, including debugging and support, and being supported by regression tests. It also gives an overview of the technologies used, including JavaScript, Express, MongoDB, and testing tools like Mocha and Chai.
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- It includes a short introduction to Node.js' core concepts like blocking vs non-blocking I/O.
- The document outlines example applications, Node.js' ecosystem including modules and tools, and advanced topics like WebSockets and performance.
- It concludes with a Q&A section.
CoffeeScript is a great way to write javascript. It provides many abstractions that simplify the language, and a few syntax niceties that make it much less noisy than pure javascript.
In this introductory talk, we present the language through several examples, looking at many of the features CoffeeScript provides for simplifying the way we write JavaScript. Hopefully in a way that will inspire you to go out and try it!
This document discusses Node.js and the API documentation service Apiary.io. It provides an overview of the technologies used to build Apiary.io including Express, MongoDB, Redis, and Socket.IO. It also outlines some benefits of Node.js including low-level access and small code size, and some challenges like debugging asynchronous code and long stack traces.
Apiary.io is a hosted suite of tools that helps companies quickly build, test, and monitor their web APIs. It allows designing and collaborating on API blueprints, generates documentation and mock APIs, and provides real-time debugging and testing. API blueprints use Markdown syntax with extensions to define resources, parameters, headers, and requests/responses. Various open-source tools can parse and process API blueprints.
A quick overview of API Design Workflow, describing my views on waterfall API design approach, why we've built Apiary a certain way and random notes from the API industry
Microservice Stategies - Scaling your API design workflowJakub Nesetril
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Across the 200,000+ APIs we've seen at Apiary, here are 5 simple lessons on what to watch out for when switching to micro services.
First presented at SF Microservices meetup on May 19th, 2016.
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Beekeeping Lecture delivered by Grant Gillard in Effingham, IL on February 27th, 2016 on where to set, and develop, an apiary or bee yard for beekeeping.
Workshop slides originally given at the WOPR Summit in Atlantic City. Use JavaScript parsers and generators like Shift combined with Puppeteer and Chrome to reverse engineer web applications
Redis is a key-value store that provides common data structures like lists, sets, and ordered sets as building blocks. It offers features like asynchronous I/O, fast operations, active development, and different persistence strategies. RestMQ is a message queue built on Redis that uses HTTP, REST, and JSON. It provides COMET consumer functionality and integrates with an asynchronous Redis client and Twisted-based web framework called Cyclone. DOCDB is a prototype document database that indexes documents by tokenizing, removing stop words, stemming words, and grouping them into Redis sets to allow searching by keywords.
Screen scraping with Ruby involves using XPath to select elements from an XML or HTML document, and Ruby tools like Open-URI, REXML, Hpricot and WWW::Mechanize to extract data from websites. The process involves finding XPaths using Firebug, testing regular expressions with Rubular, refining selections in IRB, and using string methods to clean extracted data. Comments should be added as the code becomes more complex with regular expressions and functions.
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The document discusses and compares three .NET RDF APIs: DRIVE, Semantic Web, and GreenGrass. DRIVE was one of the first RDF APIs for C# but has limited documentation and support. Semantic Web is better documented and supported, allows SPARQL queries, and provides classes for resources, statements, and querying/matching graphs. GreenGrass also provides classes for nodes, literals, and querying but has no SPARQL support and minimal documentation. The document concludes that Semantic Web is the best .NET RDF API due to its documentation, support, and functionality.
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This document provides an overview of the Standard PHP Library (SPL) including common data structures, interfaces, exceptions and iterators. It discusses how SPL components like SplAutoload, SplFileInfo and various iterators are used in popular open source projects. The document encourages developers to get involved in improving SPL through code contributions and articles and provides contact information for the presenter.
This document provides examples of common SQL anti-patterns and related NoSQL alternatives. It discusses issues like using tables as trees, caches, queues, or logs. It also addresses dynamic schema/table creation, stored procedures, row padding, complex joins, and object-relational mismatches. The document recommends alternatives like document databases, key-value stores, message brokers, and denormalization. It includes examples of modeling book data in MongoDB and Redis.
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This was a talk that I gave at CERN at the Inter-experimental Machine Learning (IML) Working Group Meeting in April 2017 about language-agnostic (or polyglot) analysis work鍖ows. I show how it is possible to work in multiple languages and switch between them without leaving the work鍖ow you started. Additionally, I demonstrate how an entire work鍖ow can be encapsulated in a markdown 鍖le that is rendered to a publishable paper with cross-references and a bibliography (and with raw LaTeX 鍖le produced as a by-product) in a simple process, making the whole analysis work鍖ow reproducible. For experimental particle physics, ROOT is the ubiquitous data analysis tool, and has been for the last 20 years old, so I also talk about how to exchange data to and from ROOT.
This document provides an overview of the Python programming language, including its history, key features, and common uses. It discusses how Python is an interpreted, object-oriented language with dynamic typing and automatic memory management. Examples are given of Python's syntax for numbers, strings, modules, data structures like lists and dictionaries, and the interactive shell. Popular applications of Python like web development, science, and games are also mentioned.
Golang Performance : microbenchmarks, profilers, and a war storyAerospike
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This document summarizes a presentation about bridging the gap between RESTful APIs and Linked Data using GitHub and SPARQL queries. It discusses how grlc maps GitHub repositories of SPARQL queries to Swagger API specifications and endpoints to provide RESTful access to Linked Data without having to code and maintain separate APIs. Features like content negotiation, pagination, caching and containerization are described to improve the usability and performance of the generated APIs. The presentation concludes by demonstrating how grlc allows flexible organization of SPARQL queries and separation of query curation from client applications.
This document provides an overview of the Standard PHP Library (SPL) including common data structures like stacks, queues, heaps and iterators. It discusses how SPL extensions like SplSubject and SplObserver can be used to implement observer patterns. Various real-world open source projects using SPL are cited as examples. The document encourages involvement in improving and expanding SPL through code contributions and community engagement.
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The fundamental question isnt 'what if' Agentic AI could make better engineering decisions than humans? Its when will Agentic AI make better decisions than humans.
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