Category: Facebook
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Uploading photos to Facebook with RFacebook
I’m quite busy recently, and as result I write posts on my blogs with smaller frequency as I usually did… But there are few interesting topics I want to write about. First – RFacebook and photos upload. I’m using RFacebook gem to handle calls to Facebook API. But recently I found out, that probably there…
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Run-N-Share is still alive!
I was not posting in RNS category from long time, but this does not mean I have abandoned RNS, no way! I have recently deployed new code base version. From user perspective there is no much changes. Most notable, RNS now calculates and displays route length during route creation and edition. So You can use…
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RuPy 2008
This year I was able to attend RuPy on two days, not like year ago. It makes huge difference ;) Pozna? by night with Ruby and Python zealots was remarkable experience. Talking about experience – I need to tell what happened when I was returning from Pozna? to Warsaw. I was on RuPy by car,…
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Rails, threads and Facebook
Rails is not thread safe framework. That means Rails will process one request at a time. If there is more HTTP client requests they need to wait. Of course there are some ways to make whole app more responsive. Basically You need to increase Rails instances number and provide some load balancing. mongrel_cluster will do…
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Interacting with Facebook without user
As a developer of applications based on Facebook Platform I was asking myself how to make changes in user profile not only when user is interacting with application directly. Users sessions are infinite First Eureka was to understand, that with Facebook Platform web application, every user session is infinite (does not expire) as long as…