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Iron.io Drinkup – Booze Queues’ Edition
In keeping with all the love going around today, wanted to let you know about an Iron.io Drinkup we’re hosting…
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Go Sessions: Teaching Go to Experienced Devs (via GoSF)
As a result of the growing interest in Go, Travis Reeder and other GoSF organizers have decided to create a…
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Iron.io Launches IronMQ in Europe
IronMQ is now available in Europe Iron.io is happy to announce today the launch of IronMQ services in Europe.…
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Iron.io Drinkup in NYC
In a couple short weeks, Iron.io will be hosting an Iron.io Drinkup and would love to see developers in NYC…
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IronHack Deep Dive: Iron TicTacToe
This past week we crowned a winner for our Iron Holiday Hack. It was a one week virtual hackathon where…
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Need a Mobile Backend? Try OpenShift. (SendGrid article)
SendGrid on Mobile Backend Services SendGrid put out a nice post on their blog the other day on what to…
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Holiday Hack Winners!
After a great holiday season and a minor delay in judging, the results are in! 1st: Iron TicTacToe 2nd: HackerNews…
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Push Queues + Error Queues = Better Queue Processing
Overview IronMQ has had push queue capabilities for a while now. Push queues allow messages/payloads to be pushed…
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A Reminder App using Ruby, Google Docs, SendGrid, and Iron.io (SendGrid repost)
Nick Quinlan from SendGrid put out a nice post the other day on a simple app he created to email…
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Queuing and Processing Your Way To Scalability using Go and Iron.io (reposted)
We came across another great post by William Kennedy on running scaling out applications using Iron.io platform and Go programming…
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#IronHack Showcase
During these holidays We here at Iron.io challenged programmers sipping on eggnog, snowed in, stuck in airports, hanging out in…
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