PUBLIC MARKS with tag redis

Redis is different than other database solutions in many ways: it uses memory as main storage support and disk only for persistence, the data model is pretty unique, it is single threaded and so forth. I think that another big difference is that in order to take advantage of Redis in your production environment you don't need to switch to Redis. You can just use it in order to do new things that were not possible before, or in order to fix old problems.

EtherCalc is a web spreadsheet.

The performance of nonblocking I/O meets the convenience of coroutines. Packed with a bunch of useful protocols and a first-class toolkit for concurrency, diesel is the best way to write network applications in Python.

A nifty graphical interface for monitoring the usage of Redis instances