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I had need to get some data from Amazon Web Services, and in particular their Alexa Top Sites web service which provides access to lists of web sites ordered by Alexa Traffic Rank. And, happily, they had a Query Example Continue reading Amazon’s Web Top Site (Alexa) web service and Ruby; Fixed and juiced!
Amazon Web Services Developer Connection : Query Example in Ruby line 27 of the sample should read : “http://ats.amazonaws.com?” + not “http://awis.amazonaws.com/onca/xml?” +
Coding Time and Date “stuff” is one of the hardest parts of any real world application. It’s messy for reasons beyond the technological ones, but start there, seems like every language does things differently – each languages designer(s) try to Continue reading Doing Time in Code