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EC2 : La tentation de puissance

Eric Cestari - cstar - May 02, 2008

Amazon Elastic Computing Cloud, aka EC2, mon nouveau jouet. En quelques clics, on dispose d’une puissance de feu capable d’affronter à du Slashdotting, du Facebooking ou du Digging. Jusqu’à récemment, EC2 était à la fois sexy et limité. Les deux manques (d’avant) Pas d’IP statique…

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OOP and COP

Din Björn - noreply@blogger.com (Dein Bär) - May 01, 2008

Today I read the article Erlang for the OO-minded on the MUE - Embrace Change blog. Its author sees Erlang processes as kind of objects and writes about similarities.Encapsulation is a good thing.To me OOP is a nice way of organizing programs. An object of…

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How to install ejabberd 2.0.0 with PostgreSQL support

Roberto Ostinelli - April 28, 2008

I’ve recently been looking for a set of detailed instructions on how to proceed in order to have a working ejabberd 2.0.0 server on a Ubuntu server box, that would in addition use PostgreSQL to store its data instead of the native Mnesia database which…

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Erlide 0.3.49.200804271817

Eclipse Erlang IDE - vladdu@users.sourceforge.net (Vlad Dumitrescu) - April 27, 2008

* A long-time standing bug has been fixed, where the text went out of synch with the internal model and caused weird behaviour for the outline and other features.* The indentation code is much better, I’d say it’s almost done.* Some stability issues have been fixed.Enjoy! (0 comments)

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Parallel Quicksort in Erlang

21st Century Code Works - Best of Erlang - noreply@blogger.com (Benjamin Nortier) - April 24, 2008

Jaksa is doing some posts on parallel graph algorithm in Java using fork/join, and he mentions quicksort:  “The equivalent of the hello world for parallel languages is the quicksort algorithm”Now I’m tempted to say something like “Oh yea? You know how many lines of code…

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Startup School

Yariv Sadan - Yariv - April 21, 2008

I attended startup school on Saturday. It was a great experience and a rare opportunity to hear to a such impressive speakers share their wisdom about technology and entrepreneurship. Some of my favorite talks were by David Heinemeier Hansson, Greg McAdoo, Marc Andreesen, Paul Buchheit…

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New Scala Plugins for NetBeans are Available for Public Test, and Fortress, Erlang

Caoyuan Blog - April 19, 2008

>>> Updated Apr 22 Due to the incompatibly changes of NetBeans underlaying modules, Scala plugins can not be installed/updated on NetBeans 6.1 any more, you should get the latest nightly build to play with Scala plugins. === >>> Updated Apr 19 Fixed some broken syntax…

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New Scala Plugins for NetBeans are Available for Public Test, and Fortress, Erlang

Caoyuan Blog - April 18, 2008

>>> Updated Apr 22 Due to the incompatibly changes of NetBeans underlaying modules, Scala plugins can not be installed/updated on NetBeans 6.1 any more, you should get the latest nightly build to play with Scala plugins. === >>> Updated Apr 19 Fixed some broken syntax…

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Concurrency and expressiveness

Yariv Sadan - Yariv - April 15, 2008

Damien Katz’s article Lisp as Blub has sparked a lively debate on Hacker News on the relative merits of Erlang and other languages for building robust applications. Good points were made on all sides (except for the tired complaints about Erlang syntax — I have…

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A quote from Damien Katz

Simon Willison - Simon Willison - April 14, 2008

Once you reach a certain level of activity in the system where the garbage collector can no longer keep up (and it will happen), then every line of code in your system is now a potential failure point that can leave the whole program in…

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