Difference between revisions of "Ruby Bindings for E-Commerce Tutorial"
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One of the main things that people often want to do is to integrate Directed Edge's recommendation engine into their online store. Many of those stores are using Ruby already, so we decided to give a very concrete walk-through of doing recommendations based on previous customer purchases starting from exporting data all the way to keeping it in sync. | One of the main things that people often want to do is to integrate Directed Edge's recommendation engine into their online store. Many of those stores are using Ruby already, so we decided to give a very concrete walk-through of doing recommendations based on previous customer purchases starting from exporting data all the way to keeping it in sync. | ||
| − | If you want to see all of the code in one go, you can get it in full syntax-highlighted glory here: [[ExampleStore Class]], or download it [[Media:example_store.rb|here]]. | + | If you want to see all of the code in one go, you can get it in full syntax-highlighted glory here: [[ExampleStore Class]], or download it [[Media:example_store.rb|here]]. You'll also want our Ruby bindings, which you can get from GitHub [http://github.com/directededge/directed-edge-bindings/blob/6f5f421d25f4b43e6b39cb35702987b5598cc85f/Ruby/directed_edge.rb here] ([http://github.com/directededge/directed-edge-bindings/raw/6f5f421d25f4b43e6b39cb35702987b5598cc85f/Ruby/directed_edge.rb download]). |
Revision as of 14:00, 25 May 2009
One of the main things that people often want to do is to integrate Directed Edge's recommendation engine into their online store. Many of those stores are using Ruby already, so we decided to give a very concrete walk-through of doing recommendations based on previous customer purchases starting from exporting data all the way to keeping it in sync.
If you want to see all of the code in one go, you can get it in full syntax-highlighted glory here: ExampleStore Class, or download it here. You'll also want our Ruby bindings, which you can get from GitHub here (download).
