Comments for John Zablocki's dllHell.net http://dllhell.net Write code. Not too much. Mostly C#. Fri, 20 Jan 2012 15:07:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 Comment on On Getting Started with Node.js, MongoDB and Heroku on Windows by jzablocki http://dllhell.net/2011/11/08/on-getting-started-with-node-js-mongodb-and-heroku-on-windows/#comment-627 jzablocki Fri, 20 Jan 2012 15:07:53 +0000 http://dllhell.net/?p=231#comment-627 I'm totally guessing here, but I suspect that Heroku's stated requirement is based on that they've only fully tested .4.7. If you're doing dev on Windows and deploying to Heroku, I wouldn't sorry so much about dev versions. Again, this is a guess, I've not really done much with Node in production (or dev really!). I’m totally guessing here, but I suspect that Heroku’s stated requirement is based on that they’ve only fully tested .4.7. If you’re doing dev on Windows and deploying to Heroku, I wouldn’t sorry so much about dev versions. Again, this is a guess, I’ve not really done much with Node in production (or dev really!).

]]> Comment on On Wicked Easy NoSQL with Couchbase Server by jzablocki http://dllhell.net/2011/12/30/on-wicked-easy-nosql-with-couchbase-server/#comment-626 jzablocki Fri, 20 Jan 2012 15:04:35 +0000 http://dllhell.net/?p=267#comment-626 For the views, you'll query the key you specified in your map function - not necessarily the key in the k/v pair. For a sample of using the methods in CouchbaseView to query by key(s) see: <a href="http://www.couchbase.org/forums/thread/couchbase-net-client-library-20-performance-issues#comment-1005155" rel="nofollow">http://www.couchbase.org/forums/thread/couchbase-net-client-library-20-performance-issues#comment-1005155</a> For the views, you’ll query the key you specified in your map function – not necessarily the key in the k/v pair. For a sample of using the methods in CouchbaseView to query by key(s) see:

http://www.couchbase.org/forums/thread/couchbase-net-client-library-20-performance-issues#comment-1005155

]]> Comment on On Wicked Easy NoSQL with Couchbase Server by PvpDotVg http://dllhell.net/2011/12/30/on-wicked-easy-nosql-with-couchbase-server/#comment-624 PvpDotVg Fri, 20 Jan 2012 01:27:48 +0000 http://dllhell.net/?p=267#comment-624 Nice tutorial, but after having familiarized myself with server-side map and reduce functions, I wonder how can I grab a view by specifiying a key? I inspected IView, but could not find any property or method to set the key parameter. Maybe I overlooked something... Mind enlightening me? Nice tutorial, but after having familiarized myself with server-side map and reduce functions, I wonder how can I grab a view by specifiying a key? I inspected IView, but could not find any property or method to set the key parameter.

Maybe I overlooked something… Mind enlightening me?

]]> Comment on On Getting Started with Node.js, MongoDB and Heroku on Windows by peter http://dllhell.net/2011/11/08/on-getting-started-with-node-js-mongodb-and-heroku-on-windows/#comment-614 peter Mon, 16 Jan 2012 09:52:40 +0000 http://dllhell.net/?p=231#comment-614 Hi Jake, Reading Heroku's instructions for setting up node.js, they seem to be very explicit that your application must run on version 0.4.7 of node.js. There's no executable for that version, and I've just spent a couple of hours with cygwin trying to set it up on Windows 7. Haven't succeeded yet... Your post says to grab the latest node.js executable which is version 0.6.7. I'm completely new to node.js, so maybe you could let us know what to watch out for if we're going to work with a later version than the one supported by Heroku? Or even better, show us how to set up the recommended version? Thanks! Hi Jake,
Reading Heroku’s instructions for setting up node.js, they seem to be very explicit that your application must run on version 0.4.7 of node.js. There’s no executable for that version, and I’ve just spent a couple of hours with cygwin trying to set it up on Windows 7. Haven’t succeeded yet…

Your post says to grab the latest node.js executable which is version 0.6.7. I’m completely new to node.js, so maybe you could let us know what to watch out for if we’re going to work with a later version than the one supported by Heroku? Or even better, show us how to set up the recommended version?

Thanks!

]]> Comment on On Getting Started with Node.js, MongoDB and Heroku on Windows by jzablocki http://dllhell.net/2011/11/08/on-getting-started-with-node-js-mongodb-and-heroku-on-windows/#comment-542 jzablocki Wed, 09 Nov 2011 02:51:51 +0000 http://dllhell.net/?p=231#comment-542 Glad it was useful. I update the package.json snippet, thanks for the catch. As far as I can tell, running npm only install copies the npm packages locally. It doesn't seem necessary, but it's in the Heroku tutorial, so I blindly left it in! Thanks also for the logging note, you saved me some reading... -- jz Glad it was useful. I update the package.json snippet, thanks for the catch. As far as I can tell, running npm only install copies the npm packages locally. It doesn’t seem necessary, but it’s in the Heroku tutorial, so I blindly left it in! Thanks also for the logging note, you saved me some reading…

– jz

]]> Comment on On Getting Started with Node.js, MongoDB and Heroku on Windows by Jake Scott http://dllhell.net/2011/11/08/on-getting-started-with-node-js-mongodb-and-heroku-on-windows/#comment-540 Jake Scott Wed, 09 Nov 2011 00:37:44 +0000 http://dllhell.net/?p=231#comment-540 You can get a real time stream of logs from your app too which is pretty neat: $ heroku logs --tail You can get a real time stream of logs from your app too which is pretty neat:
$ heroku logs –tail

]]> Comment on On Getting Started with Node.js, MongoDB and Heroku on Windows by Jake Scott http://dllhell.net/2011/11/08/on-getting-started-with-node-js-mongodb-and-heroku-on-windows/#comment-539 Jake Scott Wed, 09 Nov 2011 00:29:22 +0000 http://dllhell.net/?p=231#comment-539 Hi John just followed your tutorial and managed to get everything going in under less than an hour! I did already have git setup and a MongoHQ so that helped :) See my hello node app here => http://node-app-of-doom.herokuapp.com/ Hey I think you forgot to mention that you need to also add "mongoskin" : "0.1.3" to the package.json file. Also do you then need to run npm install? I ran it anyway but not sure if you need to. Hey also, I have a MongoHQ account and did not sign up through the heroku addons/vault so I didn't need to give them my credit card! Also I found it useful to run "heroku logs" to fetch the logs from the server so that I could see what errors there was to solve the mongoskin dependancy issue. You can read about the heroku logging addon here http://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/logging Thanks heaps for the awesome tutorial Jake Hi John just followed your tutorial and managed to get everything going in under less than an hour! I did already have git setup and a MongoHQ so that helped :)

See my hello node app here => http://node-app-of-doom.herokuapp.com/

Hey I think you forgot to mention that you need to also add “mongoskin” : “0.1.3″ to the package.json file. Also do you then need to run npm install? I ran it anyway but not sure if you need to. Hey also, I have a MongoHQ account and did not sign up through the heroku addons/vault so I didn’t need to give them my credit card!

Also I found it useful to run “heroku logs” to fetch the logs from the server so that I could see what errors there was to solve the mongoskin dependancy issue. You can read about the heroku logging addon here http://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/logging

Thanks heaps for the awesome tutorial
Jake

]]> Comment on On Creating an Orchard Module without Having to RTFM by jzablocki http://dllhell.net/2011/08/15/on-creating-an-orchard-module-without-having-to-rtfm/#comment-532 jzablocki Tue, 01 Nov 2011 18:53:04 +0000 http://dllhell.net/?p=176#comment-532 Thanks! Thanks!

]]> Comment on On Free Orchard Hosting with Bitbucket and AppHarbor by jzablocki http://dllhell.net/2011/08/10/on-free-orchard-hosting-with-bitbucket-and-appharbor/#comment-531 jzablocki Tue, 01 Nov 2011 18:51:50 +0000 http://dllhell.net/?p=160#comment-531 Looks like you answered before I did, sorry again for the late, late response... Looks like you answered before I did, sorry again for the late, late response…

]]> Comment on On Free Orchard Hosting with Bitbucket and AppHarbor by jzablocki http://dllhell.net/2011/08/10/on-free-orchard-hosting-with-bitbucket-and-appharbor/#comment-530 jzablocki Tue, 01 Nov 2011 18:51:05 +0000 http://dllhell.net/?p=160#comment-530 Sorry for the late response. My dllHell emails have been getting filtered and I totally missed this. With the web zip, you can just push the project as is with nothing to build. If I remember correctly, pushing w/o a solution just pushes the content? Sorry for the late response. My dllHell emails have been getting filtered and I totally missed this. With the web zip, you can just push the project as is with nothing to build. If I remember correctly, pushing w/o a solution just pushes the content?

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