Posted by rob
Tweet We’ve been working away over the break and are pleased to announce support for BitBucket commit notifications in our latest release. Setting up the integration is easy: 1. In your PlayNice.ly project, go to the ‘Project Settings’ page, select ‘BitBucket’, copy the BitBucket URL and hit ‘Save settings’. 2. Go to your BitBucket repository [...]
Posted by adam
Tweet We have been covering some fairly complex Redis topics here so far, so I thought it would be nice to do a good ol’ getting started guide. This should get you on your feet with Python and Redis on Ubuntu Linux. So, fire up a terminal window and get going! Getting Redis installed & [...]
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Posted by adam
Tweet This post follows on from A fast, fuzzy, full-text index using Redis. Also, there are still a few places left for the first London Redis Meetup on Wednesday. Searching across multiple fields is a required feature of any bug tracking system. How else would you find that bug which you know Jeff updated a [...]
Posted by adam
Tweet PlayNice.ly has grown greatly in the many months since its inception. What started as a small Python project on a local virtual machine is now deployed across several environments and servers. This progression has called for a practical way of managing our third-party libraries. We have found Pip and Virtualenv invaluable for this purpose, [...]
Posted by adam
Tweet No matter how much we try to simplify PlayNice.ly, there will always be some features that we must include. One of these is search. Say “search” to a developer and many will think of MySQL/MyISAM or Lucene. Both of these are pretty rockin’ in their own way. MySQL’s MyISAM storage engine can work as [...]
