On 8/14/16, 6:44 AM, "Scott Matheson" wrote:
>I think this is more a question of architecture
Architecture and truly understanding the problem. We've already seen how
important that is. At one point we thought that computing A vs B
eliminated the need to compute B vs A, but apparently that w
Well that document is def biased about React Native.
Xamarin buggy ? Titanium bad ? Come on.
On 15 August 2016 at 08:45, OK wrote:
> Clint M wrote
> > Here's a part of the document I was working on:
> > https://docs.google.com/document/d/1qKwAXk0uCUdRbqfcQdUBwJjC3KGp7
> z6oP0BFkYQ5xOA/edit?usp=s
Clint M wrote
> Here's a part of the document I was working on:
> https://docs.google.com/document/d/1qKwAXk0uCUdRbqfcQdUBwJjC3KGp7z6oP0BFkYQ5xOA/edit?usp=sharing
> It's incomplete… management chose react native after the initial draft.
Thanks for sharing!
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Hi,
> Does playing with spark on a personal PC require any additional hardware to
> get started?
No it can all run locally. HDFS is just a file format.
There are lots online resources available e.g. [1] You might want to look at
one of the edX courses [2] (which are free if you want them to be)
Does playing with spark on a personal PC require any additional hardware to
get started? I read that it does not have a file system and needs something
like HDFS.
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I think this is more a question of architecture
Can you write simple code that takes a bit of data process this and puts the
data back on the stack, if so you could run say 1400 process (aws or the likes)
for 1 min each day
You could also afford to run less efficient code as AS3 on the server
