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Web Crawling at Scale with Nokogiri and IronWorker (Part 1)

By Iron | August 22, 2012

This is a two-part post focusing on using Nokogiri and IronWorker to crawl websites and process web pages. Part two…

By Iron | August 14, 2012

Want an easy, scalable, highly available, zero maintenance Delayed Job backend? Look no further. Here’s a Delayed Job (DJ) backend gem that…

By Iron | August 14, 2012

The Iron.io community team just got back from the #RedefiningWork | Box Hackathon this weekend. It was a fantastic event…

By Iron | August 13, 2012

Last weekend the DevEx team at Iron.io was at the eCommerce Hack Day in New York City. It was hosted by…

By Iron | August 6, 2012

Overview Too many lemmings and you’ve got a problem. Being able to limit how many worker tasks can run at…

By Iron | August 2, 2012

We’re pleased to announce IronMQ is now a preferred add-on on the Engine Yard platform. IronMQ joins IronWorker on Engine…

By Iron | July 31, 2012

Iron.io is excited to be a prize sponsor of the upcoming eCommerce Hack Day. It’s put on by Dwolla and Etsy and is the…

By Iron | July 25, 2012

IronWorker now supports .NET so you can run .NET code at scale. Let your .NET workers process big data, send…

By Iron | July 19, 2012

Iron.io is excited to be a sponsor of the upcoming Box Hackathon. The theme is Redefining Work and it’ll be held…

By Iron | July 11, 2012

PhantomJS is a headless WebKit with Javascript API. From it’s website, “It has fast and native support for various web…

By Iron | July 9, 2012

Sabrina Atienza and George Ramonov are emerging experts in the areas of big data and healthcare information. This is their story…

By Iron | July 4, 2012

The New HUD The latest update to the Iron.io user interface, otherwise known as HUD, is live. Taking into account…