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ejabberd-modules SVN repository: unavailable [fixed]
ejabberd Community Site - badlop - July 24, 2008Update: the ejabberd-modules SVN repo works correctly now. The ejabberd-modules SVN repository doesn’t work since yesterday. The problem is not yet known. As a temporary solution to download the latest versions of files, there are Git repositories of individual ejabberd-modules projects that seem to work…
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Know Your Tool
Jan Lehnardt - jan@apache.org (Jan) - July 22, 2008The RarestNews developer considers InnoDB and CouchDB for a re-architection of his high volume news site. He did his homework researching, but I couldn’t help but comment on a few things he wrote. The comment turned into a blog post and since this is my…
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Updated Drupal; fixing problems
ejabberd Community Site - badlop - July 21, 2008This website has been updated to the latest version of Drupal. There are a few known problems that will be solved in the next days: Existing forum threads are not listed in the Forum pages. Support to login with OpenID. The page /xtracker does not…
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Travel Costs to the US, Canada and Mexico are on Us!
Erlang Solutions - Erlang Training and Consulting - July 15, 2008In conjunction with the ACM Sigplan Erlang workshop in Victoria, Canada this September, travel costs and travel time for all our Erlang/OTP consulting and training services offered in the US, Mexico and Canada will be on us!! If you are thinking of getting that code…
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Video of Martin and Eric speaking about Erlware at the Erlang eXchange in London
Erlware - martinjlogan@erlware.org (Martin J. Logan) - July 12, 2008Martin and Eric recently spoke at the Erlang eXchange in London. The conference was truly inspiring. There are some amazing apps being developed in our community right now. Erlware is just about to go 1.0 (should be a couple weeks from now) and this conference…
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UBF and VM opcocde design
Joe Armstrong - noreply@blogger.com (Joe Armstrong) - July 10, 2008UBF is a data encoding that allows structured terms (rather like XML) to be sent over the network. It also includes a protocol checking scheme to automatically determine if sequences of typed messages follow a particular protocol. This blog entry was stimulated by this posting…
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Majority of UK businesses miss out on instant messaging benefits because of security fears
ProcessOne - ProcessOne - July 10, 2008London, UK â 10 July 2008 - Research released today by instant messaging experts, ProcessOne, revealed that 72% of UK businesses have banned the use of public instant messaging (IM) software, such as MSN, AIM and Yahoo!, because of security fears. These fears include the…
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CouchDB News
Best of Erlang - noreply@blogger.com (Dein Bär) - July 08, 2008Jan Lehnardt posted a bunch of news on CouchDB on his blog.
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Erlang eXchange Videos
Best of Erlang - noreply@blogger.com (Dein Bär) - July 08, 2008If you missed the recent Erlang eXchange conference in London or want to see the talks again, some of them are available on Google video. Just search for Erlang eXchange.
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New Kraków Office
Erlang Solutions - Erlang Training and Consulting - July 08, 2008After many months of preparation, we are proud to announce the opening of our Polish office. It is located in the centre of Kraków, close to the AGH University of Science and Technology and just 20 minutes from Kraków Balice airport. Our Polish base will…
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Erlang on Twitter
» JohnHaugeland (John Haugeland): @ggoodale Real men would write it in C++, but this’d be pretty close to trivial in something like Erlang.
» fedorausers (Fedora Linux Users): #linux #fedora Re: erlang-doc - dubious dependencies http://dlvr.it/4cWnw
» bestform (bestform): @danielefrijia lisp und erlang habe ich beides schon beruflich eingesetzt.
» bestform (bestform): Es gibt übrigens durchaus Antworten, die ich akzeptieren würde. Lisp, Erlang, Clojure, von mir aus auch Scala. Na? Wie sieht’s aus? :)
» charpi (Nicolas Charpentier): RT @pavlobaron: Even if #erlang hasn’t been mentioned in the latest #thoughtworks report, it won’t keep us from building real cool things with it
» chrisumbel (chris umbel): the functional work i’ve done in the last 18 months (erlang & clojure) have clearly changed how i write Java & .Net code 4 the good
» grzegorzkazulak (Grzegorz Kazulak): @strzalekk erlang? nice :)
» aprimc (Andrej Primc): Reinventing the wheel. No agreeable template engine in Erlang.
» fedorausers (Fedora Linux Users): #linux #fedora erlang-doc - dubious dependencies http://dlvr.it/4cNwW
» opencrowd (OpenCrowd): Cloudant’s BigCouch is open-source. BigCouch is a set of Erlang/OTP applications for creating a cluster of CouchDBs http://bit.ly/bILJ8p
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