@mperham Any idea why none of my Sidekiq jobs get pushed? No errors, no traces, just a return value of nil when I try to perform_async.
Oh, and did I mention that Recommendable now supports four ORMs and works with ANY Ruby app (not just Rails)? Because it does now.
Can’t wait to get @goodbrews using this update. After some double checking for stability, that update should go out tomorrow.
Just made an amazing update to https://github.com/davidcelis/recommendable — it now takes only a couple of seconds for users to get updated recommendations.
https://goodbre.ws/ was featured on Lifehacker and The Huffington Post http://gkl.st/nsZ7x
And now @goodbrews is on the Huffington Post. Dear gods. http://huffingtonpost.com/2012/10/01/goodbrews-beer-recommendations-exploration-website_n_1930567.html?utm_hp_ref=technology
Looks like @goodbrews is on Lifehacker! Cool! http://lifehacker.com/5947790/goodbrews-tracks-the-beer-you-like-suggests-brews-youd-love
My favorite part about the Portland Streetcar is how it hits practically every red light imaginable
Run after streetcar. Reach it and hit button to open doors. Streetcar waits several seconds and departs.
ಠ_ಠ
Sure wish any of these unique job middleware implementations for Sidekiq actually worked.
@mperham Started using Sidekiq in production. Love that I can have 25 workers instead of 2 with a lower memory footprint. So happy.
If people were trying to use goodbre.ws late last night, the DNS went down while I was asleep (great timing). It’s up now.
Hi friends. Remember http://goodbre.ws/ ? Well, I completely rewrote it. If you are open to a robot telling you what beer to drink, try it
@mperham Does the Sidekiq Capistrano recipe not allow for any other queue but “default”?
The new version of http://goodbre.ws/ is almost done… Changes are coming, friends.
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