FluidDB NYC Python presentation
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Slides from a presentation on FluidDB by Terry Jones on April 20, 2010 to the NYC Python Meetup.
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- 1. FluidDB Terry Jones terry@fluidinfo.com @terrycojones
- 2. Information
- 3. The physical world is writable (in some sense)
- 8. Our brains are writable
- 9. And we (programmers) have looked after our own needs pretty well
- 10. A magic trick
- 11. Making a problem disappear 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128 256 512 1024 + ?????
- 12. Making a problem disappear 1 1 2 10 4 100 8 1000 16 10000 32 100000 64 1000000 128 10000000 256 100000000 512 1000000000 1024 + 10000000000 + ????? 11111111111
- 13. Representation VIII XVII XLIV LXXX XCVI CCLV
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- 15. Representation VIII XVII XLIV LXXX XCVI CCLV + D
- 16. Representation VIII XVII XLIV LXXX XCVI CCLV + D
- 17. FluidDB Make working with information more natural Make the (computational) world writable A single global shared database The database with the heart of a wiki?
- 18. A FluidDB app: Tickery
- 19. Python libs Fluid Object Mapper (FOM), by Ali Afshar fdb.py, by Nicholas Radcliffe txFluidDB (Twisted!), by Tristan Seligmann FluidDB Explorer, by Pier Parent
- 20. A FluidDB object t witter.com/friends/jack t witter.com/users/screen_name hmason t witter.com/users/status_count 4191 terrycojones/met terrycojones/people/works-at-bitly fluiddb/about “t witter.com:uid:765548” sally/comment “badass coder” jamie/rating 7
- 21. FluidDB is mainly Python Twisted (http:/ wistedmatrix.com) /t AMQP (txAMQP, RabbitMQ) Thrift (txThrift) Pyjamas (for Tickery) txJSONRPC (Tickery)
- 22. More info Private alpha sign up: http://fluidinfo.com/accounts/new Then mail api@fluidinfo.com Blog: http://blogs.fluidinfo.com/fluidDB Docs: http://doc.fluidinfo.com/fluidDB
- 23. Information model Objects with tags (with values) Objects have no owners A permissions system on tags Tags organized into namespaces A simple query language
- 24. Queries Numeric: tag value (=, <, etc.) Set contents: tag contains “great” Exclusion: price > 20 except rating < 3 Tag presence: has tag Grouping/logic: (...), and, or Textual: tag text match (coming!)
- 25. Permissions For each action on a namespace or tag: There’s a policy: ‘open’ or ‘closed’ And a (perhaps empty) list of exceptions
- 26. API HTTP / REST based JSON arguments & replies A dozen client-side libraries (Python, Perl, Ruby, .Net, Java, etc) Other APIs planned (XMPP, Thrift)