Sleepy

Memcached API calls using Weary

When: Jul 2010 – Dec 2010
Stack: Ruby

Archived screenshot of Sleepy — Archived screenshot. The site itself is gone; this is the evidence.

Building on top of Weary, a RESTful web service consumer for Ruby, this caches the results in Memcache for a period of time.

I don’t use this any more - it was handy for learning.

source on GitHub

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