When your application on an early development stage, your indexes are changing
very fast. And most of the time you only add more and more indexes, until you
come to the point that either MongoDB fails auto-guessing a proper index to use
or indexes are taking too much RAM. This is a simple snippet that allows get a
list of existing indexes (except built-in) of all collections in your MongoDB…
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Few people asked me how they can use jekyll-assets on GitHub
pages. There are lots of info out there on this topic,
but I would like to aggregate some kind of best practices here. Main thing to
understand here is that GitHub renders pages using Jekyll with safe
mode enabled. Custom plugins are disabled when safe mode is on. In other words
this instruction applies to any third-party plugin…
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Not so long ago I have released Jekyll-Assets plugin, that adds
Rails-alike assets pipeline for Jekyll or Octopress
powered blogs. As later Brandon Mathis mentioned, a reference to
“rails-alike” gives almost zero understanding of what plugin actually does. In
few words, with this plugin you can write your assets in languages like
CoffeeScript, SASS, LESS, automagically minify and concatenate assets,
and more ;)) So this is an introduction to some of core features and
how to enable jekyll-assets for your blog…
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