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Learning “nools” Rules Engine

Learning “nools” Rules Engine

By Adron Hall on September 23, 2014

Recently I sat down to work up a solution around a rules engine. There were a few things I noticed right off. When there is a request to implement or build a rules engine it is very often (I’m guessing a solid 40-60% of the time) reasoned that there is a need solely based on […]

Posted in Application Software | Tagged action, business rules, business rules engine, fact, how-to, Javascript, node, node.js, Node.js Things, nodejs, nools, rete, rete algorithm, rule, rules, rules engine, testing

Wintersmith Documentation

Wintersmith Documentation

By Adron Hall on February 19, 2014

I set out a few days ago to put together a documentation site. I had a few criteria for this site: A static site that I could push to Github to use with their github pages feature. The static site is generated from markdown. It just works. It’s easy to get it into a workflow […]

Posted in Application Software | Tagged architecture, assemble, assemble.io, config, config.json, how-to, Javascript, JSON, middleman, node, node.js, nodejs, rant, Ruby, software projects, wintersmith, wintersmith.io

History of Symphonize.js – JavaScript Client Pivot to Data Generation Library

History of Symphonize.js – JavaScript Client Pivot to Data Generation Library

By Adron Hall on February 3, 2014

…the history of symphonize.js So Far! NOTE: If you just want to check out the code bits, scroll down to the sub-title #symphonize #hacking. Also important to note I’m putting the library through a fairly big refactor at the moment so that everything aligns with the documentation that I’ve recently created. So many things may not […]

Posted in Infrastructure | Tagged chance.js, community, configuration, configuration json, data, databases, distributed database, Distributed Things, graph, graph data, graph store, how-to, Javascript, JSON, key, key value, key value data, keyvalue, node, node.js, Node.js Things, nodejs, orchestrate, Orchestrate.io, orchestrateio, symphonize, symphonize.js, value

Riak Development Guidance: The “Client Round Robin Anti-Pattern”

Riak Development Guidance: The “Client Round Robin Anti-Pattern”

By Adron Hall on August 22, 2013

One of the features that is often available in Riak Client software (including the CorrguatedIron .NET Client, the riak-js client and others) is the ability to send requests to the Riak Cluster through a round robin style approach. What this means is each IP, of each node within the Riak Cluster is entered into a […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged architecture, architecture guidance, cluster, code guidance, database, database cluster, design guidance, distributed databases, distributed systems, Distributed Things, Enterprise architecture, node, nodes, riak, riak client, round robin, Software Architecture

Conference Recap – The awe inspiring quality & number of conferences in Cascadia!

Conference Recap – The awe inspiring quality & number of conferences in Cascadia!

By Adron Hall on May 28, 2013

Rails 2013 Conf (April 29th-May 1st) The Rails 2013 Conference kicked off for me, with a short bike ride through town to the conference center. The Portland conference center is one of the most connected conference centers I’ve seen; light rail, streetcar, bus, bicycle boulevards, trails & of course pedestrian access is all available. I […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged basho, big data, Coding Adventures, community, conference, conferences, Javascript, node, node.js, nodejs, nodepdx, nosql, open spaces, open spaces technology, osbridge, oscon, polyglotconf, ricon, riconeast

Node PDX – Introducing Adam Baldwin, James Halliday, Ryan Jarvinen, Mike McNeil and Horse JS

Node PDX – Introducing Adam Baldwin, James Halliday, Ryan Jarvinen, Mike McNeil and Horse JS

By Adron Hall on May 16, 2013

This is it, last string of introductions. Hope you’re registered. Adam Baldwin is presenting… Introducing NodeSecurity.io Adam Baldwin Adam Baldwin is a web app hacker, team lead at ^Lift Security and the CSO for &yet. Adam has presented at various security & dev conferences in the past including, DEFCON, Djangocon, Toorcamp and RealtimeConf. The node.js […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Awesome Coders, community, conferences, horsejs, Javascript, node, node.js

Node PDX – Introducing Zach Bobb, Paul Jungwirth, Forrest Norvell and Charlie Key

Node PDX – Introducing Zach Bobb, Paul Jungwirth, Forrest Norvell and Charlie Key

By Adron Hall on May 14, 2013

…and the fifth iteration of Node PDX Introductions! Zach Bobb is presenting… Building a Computer In Your Browser Zach the TriMet Ticket Man! Zach is a mobile engineer with GlobeSherpa working hard to bring you the app that will let you buy TriMet tickets on your phone. Want to learn how computers work under the […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Awesome Coders, community, conference, conferences, Javascript, node, node.js, nodejs, nodepdx

Node PDX – Introducing Adam Ulvi, Aron Racho, Christopher Meiklejohn, Max Ogden and Brock Whitten!

Node PDX – Introducing Adam Ulvi, Aron Racho, Christopher Meiklejohn, Max Ogden and Brock Whitten!

By Adron Hall on May 13, 2013

…and the fourth iteration begins! Adam Ulvi is presenting… Put a Sensor On It! Adam Ulvi Adam is a Portland native (straight out of the Simpsons) with a penchant for software and systems integration. 8-bit gamer, seasoned professional, perpertual noob. Specialization is for insects. Learn how easy it is to create your own monitoring system! […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Awesome Coders, community, conference, conferences, Javascript, node, node pdx, node.js, nodejs, nodepdx

Node PDX – Introducing Scott Hanselman, Tracy Abrahms, Matthew Lyons & J Chris Anderson

Node PDX – Introducing Scott Hanselman, Tracy Abrahms, Matthew Lyons & J Chris Anderson

By Adron Hall on May 9, 2013

Welcome to iteration 3 of introductions. Scott Hanselman is presenting… Azure for the non-Microsoft Person – How and Why? Scott Hanselman Scott is a web developer who has been blogging at http://hanselman.com for over a decade. He works on Azure and ASP.NET for Microsoft out of his home office in Portland. Scott has three podcasts, […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged community, conferences, node, node pdx, node.js, nodejs, nodepdx

Node PDX – Introducing Ward Cunningham, Nexxy, Jerry Seivert and Hannah Fousanon!

Node PDX – Introducing Ward Cunningham, Nexxy, Jerry Seivert and Hannah Fousanon!

By Adron Hall on May 8, 2013

Here’s the first of a series of introductions for the upcoming Node PDX Conference here in bright and sunny Portland, Oregon! …and no, that isn’t sarcasm, it’s the summer time now so we’re allowed to have sun and warm weather! With that, the speakers for Node PDX! Ward Cunningham presenting… My Sensors Love Node.js Ward […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged community, conferences, node, node pdx, node.js, portland, speakers

Getting Github : JavaScript Libraries Spilled EVERYWHERE! Series #003

Getting Github : JavaScript Libraries Spilled EVERYWHERE! Series #003

By Adron Hall on March 18, 2013

This how-to is going to kind of go all over the place. My goal is to get github data. The question however is, how and with what. I knew there were some available libraries, so writing straight and pulling straight off of the API myself seemed like it would be unnecessary work. The github API […]

Posted in Application Software | Tagged api, gh3, github, github api, how-to, Javascript, javascript library, library, node, node.js, Node.js Things, nodejs

OSCON Day #3, #4, and Friday => Bailey’s Taproom, Cloud Camp, Cloud Foundry, Open Shift, PaaS, vert.x, and so much more…

OSCON Day #3, #4, and Friday => Bailey’s Taproom, Cloud Camp, Cloud Foundry, Open Shift, PaaS, vert.x, and so much more…

By Adron Hall on July 22, 2012

Tuesday night, as usual ended with great technical conversation at Bailey’s Taproom. Bailey’s is basically the epicenter of the Portland tech scene. Almost every programmer, devops, or technical person either goes about once a month or has this establishment as a regular watering hole! It’s great, the atmosphere is chill, the beer is SUPERB, the […]

Posted in Open Source | Tagged andy piper, cloud, cloud computing, cloud foundry, Cloud Speak, Cloudfoundry, conferences, erica brescia, iaas, iron foundry, ironfoundry, Javascript, jono bacon, josh long, node, node.js, Node.js Things, oscon, oss, paas, platform as a service, vert.x

AppFog, Fort of Awesome & Node PDX Updated!

AppFog, Fort of Awesome & Node PDX Updated!

By Adron Hall on February 9, 2012

Time for the secret to be out of the bag. I’m currently working on contract with the awesome company of AppFog in the Fort of Awesome. Let me tell you, it is indeed awesome too! You might ask why I am working with them? How do I align with them? What is it they do? […]

Posted in Infrastructure | Tagged .NET, appfog, Cloud Speak, Cloudfoundry, Coding Adventures, conferences, dotnet, mongodb, new relic, node, node.js, nodejs, nodepdx, Perl, platform as a service, python, Ruby

OSCON:  The Web, It's HUGE!  Cloud Computing More Realistically...

OSCON: The Web, It’s HUGE! Cloud Computing More Realistically…

By Adron Hall on July 28, 2011

It is day 3 of OSCON data & java, and the kick off to the main keynotes and core conference. There are a repeating topics throughout the conference: The Web, It’s Still HUGE!  Imagine that! HTML 5, CSS3, JavaScript/jQuery/Node.js – This is starting to look like it will be the development stack of the web. […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Open Source | Tagged Cloud Speak, conferences, Javascript, node, node.js, open cloud initiative, open source software, openstack, oss, stratos

Big News on Day #3 of OS Bridge

Big News on Day #3 of OS Bridge

By Adron Hall on June 23, 2011

Microsoft announced today that they’ll be supporting an effort to get Node.js working on Windows. Mary Foley picked it up quick, but also so did Node creator Ryan Dhal. This, being the explosion of support for Node.js, is excellent news. This further enables JavaScript for the whole stack, on any operating system stack. Getting a […]

Posted in Infrastructure | Tagged azure, CYGWIN, Google Chrome, Javascript, microsoft, Microsoft Windows, My Updates, node, node.js, operating systems, windows, windows azure

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