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I am looking for a good scheduler that is robust across multiple platforms (windows, linux, solaris, etc) that has robust error reporting capabilities.
The best one was homegrown.
Second best was Autosys.
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I have a very light grasp of the Rx framework and while I understand some of its capabilities, I'm not sure of where it makes sense to use it, especially in a "real-life" scenario e.g. a distributed Web app.
Do you use Rx? Which version? What for?
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I want to learn mongodb.
what could be a simple project as a start to learn MONGODB??
Please provide your views.
Thank You.
Check 10gen's websites (mongodb.org and 10gen.com) for tutorials and use cases. Either of these might be good to start with:
https://www.10gen.com/presentations/mongodb-stockholm/2012/building-your-first-mongodb-application
http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/tutorial/write-a-tumblelog-application-with-django-mongodb-engine/
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Closed 11 years ago.
I'm looking for an book which presents how does a web server work. For example, I want to learn how Apache works and its architecture.
Thank you very much
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In PHP the best choice is nginx now,what's the case in perl world?
Nginx is still a fine choice, but if you write your Perl app to be PSGI-compliant, then you really shouldn't care; changing web servers is a snap.
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What does each style means and how can they be used to create complex layouts?
Could anyone point to a good tutorial or any other starting point?
Check out:
http://www.mattvague.com/three20-stylesheets-tutorial
Also there's a tool called TTStyleBuilder that allows to interactively build TTStyles:
https://github.com/klazuka/TTStyleBuilder