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What storage engine is used in hbase?
I think JohnJohnGa was asking about the storage engine and not the file system.
I believe this link is more informative: http://www.larsgeorge.com/2009/10/hbase-architecture-101-storage.html.
Also good reading material is here: http://www.slideshare.net/raveenvr/datastores.
The authors compare the storing engine of several solutions including MongoDB and HBase.
Hope this helps
Frank
Quoting wikipedia, it seems HBase :
runs on top of HDFS (Hadoop
Distributed Filesystem)
See also HBase's FAQ.
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I am looking for creating something like mouthshut.com where users can rate products and services. Thanks.
You can create a review/rating website with any web framework available over there...
The important thing is what programming language do you like to build it.
For Example:
Python: Web2py, Django
Java/Scala: Play2,
PHP: YII
A good place to begin: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_web_application_frameworks
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While looking for sample code for Dropbox integration, i happened on this:
https://github.com/jessegrosjean/DropboxSync
This seems like just the ticket for me. All I want is to keep one dedicated folder of RTF files in synch with a dedicated folder on the user's account. Looks too good to be true. Is it?
Request for an folder only API and not the all access version
Then DropboxSnync as well as chdropboxsync and all the other forks keep it in sync
So yes it is like it looks like
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I was recently given a task to create a blog using Ruby on Rails. So I found a very helpful guide, which was very helpful for the blog. However, there seems to be a short supply of good Ruby-on-Rails guides on creating a wiki that is, up to date, makes sense and accurate.
You can check existing gems for wikis: https://www.ruby-toolbox.com/categories/wiki_apps
There are 3 rails-based wikis.
The most active is https://github.com/alno/irwi.
Other two, https://github.com/queso/signal-wiki and https://github.com/AndyMoreland/kii, was not updated for years, but still you can try to look through sources to get the base idea
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I would like to know how to make a simple form that saves the results to a database. Also how to make a spreadsheet from a database? Thanks!
There are a lot of answer to your question. A couple of good places to start for the forms aspect would be the Ruby on Rails Guides and Rails for Zombies.
As for the spreadsheet... well... that is a whole lot more. Once you have gone through the first two resources and done a few practice apps you should check out the Spreadsheet Library at Rubyforge
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i want to implement a search engine.Is there any source code available for it in python etc...
i know there are tools for it like spinx etc. but i would like to have my own code running. may i know if there is any source code for it.
Maybe something like PyLucene?
You can use Apache Nutch , which is Web Crawler and search engine integrated with Apache Solr.
It also supports Hadoop, Distributed Crawling.