A Newsletter About Everything Redis |
Issue #52 |
# include i.hFor me, the Editor’s Note section is the hardest to come up with, and with every issue I wonder if I can skip it or Redis Trivia: REDIS was a network of cities that was focused on how municipalities can re-shape districts into science quarters: http://urbact.eu/redis Cheers & Bon Vacances, |
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Virtual Moka PotSince time immemorial within the Redis community, a Moka Pot is considered a token of appreciation to a member for her/his contributions. I’d like to present this one to Josiah Carlson @dr_josiah who administers knowledge quite unlike anyone else. For starters, as I’ve known the good Dr. to say, he wrote the book about Redis. Many agree that Redis in Action is the best book about Redis and I’ve found it an invaluable resource both in learning Redis as well as instructing others. It is must read that is also available online at the Academy. Next there’s the Redis DB mailing list that features an excess of 2.3K posts from Josiah (that’s an average of 46.392 posts/month, and while I didn’t do a word count of these IIRC the shorter ones are only 6-10 paragraphs long). There are also recorded video sessions, podcasts and more than a dash of Redis in his personal blog. The Dr. isn’t just talk however, he applies the theory just as well. He maintains his own open source projects including rom – Redis object Mapper for Python (recently having reach to non-Unbuntu-style-versioning version 0.32.2) and has been known to dabble with Redis code (e.g. this fresh beauty: Transactions in Redis). There’s probably a slew of other work that he did and does, but I’m running out of ink. Josiah – may your coffee always taste as good as a cup of Italian Moka, thank you. |
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int main(int argc, char **argv) {NEW RELEASE Redis 3.0.3 is out! (<1 minute to read)An existential release from Salvatore Sanfilippo @antirez that is mostly about fixes and variadic arity. OFFICALLY PROVISIONAL
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RedisOH Salvatore Sanfilippo @antirez > So, a very cool thing of working at @redis: we have an “OSS Redis” chat room with many people involved in Redis core development. Huge! <- even huge-er for me – I’m hanging out with real celebredis 😉 Podcast: Boost runtime performance with NoSQL by our very own former VP of Marketing Cameron Peron @cameronperon hosted by Cameron McKenzie @cameronmcnz TheServerSide.com @TSS_dotcom Redis Academy: Redis in Action Chapter 11: Scripting Redis with Lua is online for your learning pleasure #DiscePuer Blog: Getting Started with RLEC – How to Create and Configure a Database Summer Vacation: schools are out and the progenies of Redis’ team (codename NextGen) are occasionally coming to the offices. A recent visit to the Studio was the inspiration for what is now my wallpaper: |
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