Matt Welke

Maybe it would make sense to have some kind of event that beans could listen to that signifies application shutdown? And then you could create a bean whose only purpose...

@infinityat0 I think what @graemerocher was suggesting: > How about some kind of @DependsOn annotation help here that would ensure that a bean is both created and destroyed prior to...

I have a similar setup. Ubuntu server, stock case, stock clock. Funny, my graph ended up very similar to yours. A few degrees lower, maybe lower ambient temperature. Or maybe...

I used to get my Pis from Canakit. Their kits always included a few aluminum heatsinks, one for the CPU, one for RAM, and one for USB. Example: https://www.amazon.ca/CanaKit-Raspberry-Pi-Extreme-Kit/dp/B09Q4TQBSZ ...

The limit refers to the amount of space a single DynamoDB item can occupy when stored in the database. The neat thing about these ORMs is that they're so abstract....

My interpretation is that *item* is the noun they use to refer to objects stored in the database, equivalent to an SQL row or MongoDB document. So when they say...

I'm definitely a noob when it comes to this gem and DynamoDB, so correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the reason the foreign keys are stored on both sides...

I'm strongly considering using Dynamo for a few mobile app back ends. I like the idea of getting 25 GB of space for free instead of just 500 MB (with...

@pboling Actually at work, we studied Dynamo and other database technologies heavily before settling on one that worked best for us, and I found that Dynamo's cost is a function...

Tested this myself, and it works great! I had the following two models: ```ruby class User include Dynamoid::Document field :name has_many :comments end class Comment include Dynamoid::Document field :body belongs_to...