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Scott: make image links go to the right place

2011-02-25T11:56:15Z

make image links go to the right place

Scott at 18:45, 23 November 2009

2009-11-23T18:45:33Z

Scott at 18:19, 23 November 2009

2009-11-23T18:19:01Z

Scott at 08:43, 15 September 2009

2009-09-15T08:43:22Z

Scott at 10:51, 10 August 2009

2009-08-10T10:51:44Z

Scott: add python bindings

2009-08-04T10:13:58Z

add python bindings

Scott: /* Ruby Bindings */

2009-06-05T19:58:00Z

‎Ruby Bindings

Scott: /* General Information */

2009-05-25T17:50:23Z

‎General Information

Scott at 17:49, 25 May 2009

2009-05-25T17:49:24Z

Scott: /* Ruby Bindings */

2009-05-25T17:48:05Z

‎Ruby Bindings

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-|[[Image:PHP.png]] || [[Image:Ruby.png]] || [[Image:Python.png]] || [[Image:Java.png]]
+|[[Image:PHP.png|link=Getting started for PHP developers]] || [[Image:Ruby.png|link=Getting started for Ruby developers]] || [[Image:Python.png|link=Getting started for Python developers]] || [[Image:Java.png|link=Getting started for Java developers]]
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 | [[Getting started for PHP developers]] || [[Getting started for Ruby developers]] || [[Getting started for Python developers]] || [[Getting started for Java developers]]

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 Also, '''[mailto:info@directededge.com drop us a line]'''!  We prioritize which languages to support based on customer / potential customer requests.
-== How recommendations work and stuff ==
+== How do recommendations work? ==
-* [[Introduction to Recommendations]] - An introduction to how recommendations work and how they're used in E-Commerce
+* [[Introduction to Recommendations]]
-== REST API ==
+== Our web services API: ==
-* [[API Concepts]] - General info about how things are stored in the Directed Edge graph database
+* [[API Concepts]]
-* [[XML Format]] - Documentation for the XML format used with the REST API
+* [[XML Format]]
-* [[REST API]] - Documentation of the methods used for communicating with our servers
+* [[REST API]]
-* [[Web Services Examples]] - A collection of examples of working with the API using [http://curl.haxx.se/ curl]
+* [[Web Services Examples]]
-== Getting the most out of the recommendations on your site ==
+== Getting the most out of the recommendations on your site: ==
 We've got a handful of site-specific parameters that we can tune on our side to shape the recommendations to fit your needs.  Want more popular items to show up in the recommendations?  ''Can do.''  Got a trendy site where people want to discover the latest and greatest that their friends don't know about yet?  Again, we're there for you.

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-Howdy there; you're probably here to figure out how to get the [http://www.directededge.com/ Directed Edge] recommendations engine plugged into your website.  Usually the best place to start is with the [[API Concepts]] and to work your way forward from there, but the brave at heart can jump straight to the [[Web Services Examples]] or [[Ruby Bindings for E-Commerce Tutorial]].
+{|
-There's a pretty big pile of information here, but don't let it intimidate you.  Most web developers that already know a wee bit about databases can get up and going with our system a couple of hours.  (And we're working on making it even easier.)
+== Not using one of the languages above? ==
-== General Information ==
+No problem.  You can still work with our API by interacting with the REST API (which is what the bindings for those languages do anyway).  There's some more information on that below.
 * [[Introduction to Recommendations]] - An introduction to how recommendations work and how they're used in E-Commerce
-== Web Services API ==
+== REST API ==
 * [[API Concepts]] - General info about how things are stored in the Directed Edge graph database
 * [[XML Format]] - Documentation for the XML format used with the REST API
 * [[REST API]] - Documentation of the methods used for communicating with our servers
 * [[Web Services Examples]] - A collection of examples of working with the API using [http://curl.haxx.se/ curl]
 == Getting the most out of the recommendations on your site ==

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 * [[Web Services Examples]] - A collection of examples of working with the API using [http://curl.haxx.se/ curl]
-== Ruby Bindings ==
+== Bindings ==
 Our Ruby bindings make it possible to ignore all of the business with XML and REST APIs just deal with a good old fashion Ruby classes.  It's still probably useful to give a read to [[API Concepts]] so that you have an idea of what the classes in the Ruby API correspond to.
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 * [[Ruby Bindings for E-Commerce Tutorial]] - Walk-through and sample implementation for plugging our engine into an online store
-== PHP Bindings ==
+=== PHP Bindings ===
 PHP bindings are currently in beta and mirror the Ruby bindings.  More documentation and a tutorial will follow.
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 * [http://github.com/directededge/directed-edge-bindings/ PHP Bindings on Github]
-== Python Bindings ==
+=== Python Bindings ===
 Python bindings are currently in beta and mirror the Ruby bindings.  More documentation and a tutorial will follow.
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 * [http://github.com/directededge/directed-edge-bindings/ Python Bindings on Github]
 * [[Python ExampleStore]] Class using SQLAlchemy, similar to Ruby tutorial class, simple implementation for related products for an online store
 == Getting the most out of the recommendations on your site ==

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	* [http://github.com/directededge/directed-edge-bindings/ Python Bindings on Github]		* [http://github.com/directededge/directed-edge-bindings/ Python Bindings on Github]
		+	* [[Python ExampleStore]] Class using SQLAlchemy, similar to Ruby tutorial class, simple implementation for related products for an online store

	== Getting the most out of the recommendations on your site ==		== Getting the most out of the recommendations on your site ==

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	* [http://github.com/directededge/directed-edge-bindings/ PHP Bindings on Github]		* [http://github.com/directededge/directed-edge-bindings/ PHP Bindings on Github]
		+
		+	== Python Bindings ==
		+
		+	Python bindings are currently in beta and mirror the Ruby bindings. More documentation and a tutorial will follow.
		+
		+	* [http://github.com/directededge/directed-edge-bindings/ Python Bindings on Github]

	== Getting the most out of the recommendations on your site ==		== Getting the most out of the recommendations on your site ==

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:49, 25 May 2009
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−	Howdy there; you're probably here to figure out how to get the [http://www.directededge.com/ Directed Edge] recommendations engine plugged into your website. Usually the best place to start is with the [[API Concepts]] and to work your way forward from there, but the brave at heart can jump straight to the ~~tutorial~~ or ~~language bindings~~.	+	Howdy there; you're probably here to figure out how to get the [http://www.directededge.com/ Directed Edge] recommendations engine plugged into your website. Usually the best place to start is with the [[API Concepts]] and to work your way forward from there, but the brave at heart can jump straight to the [[Web Services Examples]] or [[Ruby Bindings for E-Commerce Tutorial]].

	There's a pretty big pile of information here, but don't let it intimidate you. Most web developers that already know a wee bit about databases can get up and going with our system a couple of hours. (And we're working on making it even easier.)		There's a pretty big pile of information here, but don't let it intimidate you. Most web developers that already know a wee bit about databases can get up and going with our system a couple of hours. (And we're working on making it even easier.)

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 Our Ruby bindings make it possible to ignore all of the business with XML and REST APIs just deal with a good old fashion Ruby classes.  It's still probably useful to give a read to [[API Concepts]] so that you have an idea of what the classes in the Ruby API correspond to.
-* [http://github.com/directededge/directed-edge-bindings/ Ruby Bindings on Github]
+* [http://github.com/directededge/directed-edge-bindings/ Ruby Bindings on Github] - Latest version of our Ruby bindings
-* [http://developer.directededge.com/rdoc/ RDoc API Documentation]
+* [http://developer.directededge.com/rdoc/ RDoc API Documentation] - Documentation or the Ruby API in standard rdoc format
 * [[Ruby Bindings for E-Commerce Tutorial]] - Walk-through and sample implementation for plugging our engine into an online store