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For a real-world implementation scenario, you are expected to have a high-availability Redis instance available in your application environment.
This Redis instance will be used to store each individual user's activity feeds. SimpleFeed stores events in an Ordered Set data type of Redis, one for each user. To "render" or "display" this user's feed, a developer must simply instantiate the user's Activity object by calling #activity on the Feed instance and then query it via the #paginate API method.
Please refer to the further details in the Table of Contents to the right.
SimpleFeed — easy to integrate pure-Ruby Redis-backed implementation of the Social Activity Stream feature.
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