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Erlang Blog Spotting: Dukes of Erl

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Your Bear spots the Erlang blogs in the wild. Monday, 3 March 2008. Dukes of Erl" is a blog which describes the adventures of three Erlang startuppers coding some distributed system. Http:/ dukesoferl.blogspot.com. Posted by Dein Bär. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Send mail to yourbearblog@googlemail.com. Blogs by Your Bear. Dein Bär (German edition). Your Bear (English edition). Din Björn - Erlang Saga. Your Bear lists web logs with a varying degree of Erlang. Contains a little bit of Erlang.

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armstrong on software: Comet is dead long live websockets

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Mainly about Erlang, programming, and anything else that takes my fancy. Wednesday, December 16, 2009. Comet is dead long live websockets. I've just had a chance to play with the implementation of websockets. In Googles Chrome browser. This post. After a small amount of experimentation I was able to make Erlang talk to a web page using pure asynchronous message passing. I think this means the death of the following technologies:. Well now things have changed, web sockets are here. Sending messages to a r...

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armstrong on software: 09/01/2006 - 10/01/2006

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Mainly about Erlang, programming, and anything else that takes my fancy. Thursday, September 28, 2006. Why I often implement things from scratch. Once upon a time there was an Erlang programmer who needed an FTP server running on one of the hosts in a private network. In fact he didn't need an FTP server, he just needed to transfer files between a central server and his client machine, but he thought that he needed an FTP server to do this. What do I want to do? This must be easy,. For a description of w...

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armstrong on software: 06/01/2008 - 07/01/2008

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Mainly about Erlang, programming, and anything else that takes my fancy. Saturday, June 28, 2008. Itching my programming nerve. I've just got back from the first ever commercial Erlang conference. Some 40 talks in two days all related in some way or other to Erlang. It was a chance to meet old friends, make new friends and connect people together in the hope that new synergy effects would arise. Claes Vikström (Klacke) gave a great lecture which was a mixture of battle stories, history and what he was do...

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armstrong on software: The Road we didn't go down

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Mainly about Erlang, programming, and anything else that takes my fancy. Monday, May 26, 2008. The Road we didn't go down. I've been following an interesting discussion on the Erlang mailing list where Steve Vinoski and friends have been telling us what's wrong with RPC. The discussion started on 22 May, the general topic of conversation was the announcement that facebook had deployed a chat server written in Erlang. In one of the posts Steve said:. Future posts asked Steve to elaborate on this. The fund...

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Deploying Django with Mercurial, Fab and Nginx | Stream Hacker

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Deploying Django with Mercurial, Fab and Nginx. April 26, 2009 at 11:00 am ( python. Writing web apps with Django. Can be a lot of fun, but deploying. Them can be a chore, even if you’re using Apache. Here’s a setup I’ve been using that makes deployment. Fast and easy. This all assumes you’ve got. Access on a remote server running Ubuntu. This setup assumes you’ve got 2 mercurial. Hooks] changegroup = hg up. This makes mercurial run. Paths] default = ssh:/ user@domain.com/repo. Now when you run. To the e...

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Dates and Times in Python and Javascript | Stream Hacker

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Dates and Times in Python and Javascript. April 2, 2009 at 9:06 am ( javascript. If you are dealing with dates and times in python and/or javascript, there are two must have libraries. Being javascript, is designed for parsing and creating human readable dates and times. It’s powerful parse(). Function can handle all the dates and times you’d expect, plus fuzzier human readable date words. Here are some examples from their site. And if you are programmatically creating Date objects. Like Datejs, dateutil.

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Erlang Blog Spotting: March 2008

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Your Bear spots the Erlang blogs in the wild. Sunday, 16 March 2008. Planet Trapexit is the blog feed from trapexit.org. Which is the community site from Erlang Training and Consulting. It scans a lot of Erlang blogs. Http:/ planet.trapexit.org. Posted by Dein Bär. Erlang Training and Consulting. Planet Erlang by Process-one. The site also features many RSS feeds for various topics. Http:/ www.planeterlang.org. Posted by Dein Bär. Posted by Dein Bär. Asking the #erlang crowd. Thus we will feature Yariv.

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Django Datetime Snippets | Stream Hacker

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April 13, 2009 at 9:12 am ( python. I’ve started posting over at Django snippets. Which is a great resource for finding useful bits of functionality. My first set of snippets is focused on datetime conversions. Is a drop in replacement for the standard DateTimeField. That uses dateutil.parser. To clean the value, allowing the parser to be more liberal with the input formats it accepts. The isoutc template filter. Produces an ISO format UTC datetime string from a timezone aware. The timeto template filter.