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Tweet It’s been rather a long time since our last blog post and UserVoice activity – prompting some customers to get in touch to ask: “What’s going on? You don’t write, you don’t tweet… Are you even still alive?” Tl;dr answer: Yes, we are alive and yes, we most certainly are continuing to maintain and [...]
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Tweet The videos from our last Redis London meetup are here at last! Thanks once again to The Guardian’s Open Platform, Mint Digital and Forward for sponsoring the event. We have Pieter Noordhuis discussing what’s new in Redis 2.2 followed by Salvatore Sanfilippo talking about Redis Cluster and finally, the Q&A session that capped the night. [...]
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Tweet We launched PlayNice.ly out of beta last week, and we have a bumper change log to prove it. In addition to the usual refinements to speed and performance, we made a few bug fixes, overhauled the process by which you create new projects and released one major new feature: you can now import data [...]
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Tweet We’re rapidly approaching the long-awaited day when we’ll exit beta and start charging for the app – which will be in the next week or so. Our pricing structure is tiered according to the number of projects per plan. All projects come with unlimited users, as well as the rest of the fast and [...]
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Tweet PlayNice.ly will launch into private beta in just one week. When a painter has decided a work is complete, the last layer they apply is varnish for polish and protection. The concept has become an institution with events like the Royal Academy’s Summer Exhibition. It holds a Varnishing Day prior to the doors opening on [...]
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Tweet As you know, we’re big fans of Redis. Along with other NoSQL datastores, Redis is changing the way web apps are built. With its lightning fast performance and easy scalability, we reckon Redis should be at the top of every web developer’s list of up-and-coming technologies. So we’re organising our first London Redis Meetup where you can learn [...]
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Tweet It’s been about six months since we (Adam Charnock, Rob Hudson and Basheera Khan) first started working on PlayNice.ly, an idea born out of an evening of chatting and brainstorming with Johanna Kollmann, Stuart Cruickshank and Jeff van Campen. The original plan had been to shoot the breeze around Google Wave and the potential [...]
