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After a bunch of time, I take back my Erlang Hammer from the sand of time.
The result is ErZauker v0.0.2 the first pure-Erlang implementation of a code indexer.
Er Zauker is a tiny but speedy search engine tailoring code searches. Zauker is backed by REDIS, the fastest RAM-based NoSQL engine you have never seen.
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If you have an application with thousand of beans, you must do unit testing but…Spring testing is boring, belive me. A very complex Spring application usually have a lot of dependency: I had to manage over 3000 beans definitions in a production project right now. Sometimes you want only to test a bit of it, and setting up a complete Spring Context will drive you crazy. To avoid losing mind, my suggestion is to …cheat. Let’see how.
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I hear your heart beat to the beat of the drums Oh what a shame that you came here with someone So while you're here in my arms Let's make the most of the night like we're gonna Code young
We're gonna code young We're gonna code young
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And so you was waiting for news?
Nice to impress you: I was able to shot two code zauker versions in less than a month!
Code Zauker, the yet-another-google-code-indexer based on redis is happy to impress you with new features:
- Better web interface
- Powerful multi-processor indexer (mczindexer)
- Better documentation on the readme on github, con ready-to-use example.
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In my code ramblings during the developement of Code Zauker, I ended up studing a bit NoSql database.
Code zauker started using Redis, because Redis is a very bold memory-based no-sql db. Redis also support complex data type like sorted set, lists and so on, which was very userful. Anyway I needed a very fast way of doing statistics on data collected by code zauker, for inspecting data and finding out new feature I’d like to add to it. Worst, my current pocket pose a hard limit on a redis instance in terms of available RAM. So I started thinking a lot about a redis drop-in replacement for Code Zauker.
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VADER A tremor in the Force. The last time I felt it was in the presence of my old master.
TARKIN Surely he must be dead by now.
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I have learned Git. I forget about all my childhood for making space about all the magic, but I got it.
And I know because git rocks. The real reason Git rocks. And I will reveal you.
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When Google Code was shut down, I have the lucky to read this article on how it worked. The article give you a bunch of Google-Go code. Because Go-language is too small and unusual for my brain, I took the idea and reimplemented it using Ruby and Redis.
And because my nickname is Daitangio, I decided to call the project like the Daitarn3 antagoinst: the Code Zauker![1]
The beta gem is available here
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I like a lot of programming languages. I do not love them with the same intensity.
I do not love Lisp for its ((syntax))), but Lisp rocks for its purity: in a tiny bag of concept, you get a lot of stuff.
This article, (How to Write a (Lisp) Interpreter (in Python)) show you how it is easy to write a lisp interpreter in python. It is 113 lines of code, and include the parser the executor and the basic functions to get started.
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Ho posseduto sia un Vic20 ed un C/64, come molti della mia generazione, credo. Il Commore 64 è stato un micro computer commercializzato tra il 1982 e il 1994, dalla Commodore Business Machine (CBM). Il vero salto di qualità con il C/64 me lo fece fare un rivista scovata in un Autogril, chiamata Commodore Computer Club, che parlava praticamente solo del C/64 e aveva una forte connotazione “social”, nel senso che la rubrica della posta era inizialmente molto grande.
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So Dart Sith has just launched his first DeathStar, my young JavaScript fellow: a site devoted to the Dart language
Because I am a very old Jedi (1974, before ever the first WtartWars trilogy showdown) I had to rest a bit before talking about it, so the news is 4-days old I know. I needed to think, reflect and write down: but now I am ready, Read on…
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Hi all,
I have released version 0.0.6 of org-mode-parser for nodejs
Org mode parser is a parser for reading org-mode files in nodejs.
It features more then 80 unit tests, and support also for :DRAWER: and archive tag.
The parser can query on the structure, extract subtrees, regenerate the original input via an handy toOrgString() method.
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This week, the nodejs community had a big flame.
All was started by this blog post, which tried to slap down node.js server because of its mono-thread nature. And node.js fight back knocking down the attacker. Let’see how.
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