Thursday, October 16, 2008
A Million-user Comet Application with Mochiweb, Part 1 | Richard Jones, Esq.Bookmarked on del.icio.us at 11:23.
Tags: c10k, code, comet, erlang, geek, lastfm, programming, web
last.fm co-founder experimenting with scaling Comet way beyond the C10K mark, with Erlang back-end and some kernel tuning. Via Nilesh.
Sunday, October 5, 2008
YawsBookmarked on del.icio.us at 14:17.
Tags: code, development, erlang, geek, programing, server, web
“Yet Another Web server”, this time written in the parallel/concurrency fans’ wünderkind, Erlang.
Friday, July 25, 2008
Comet Daily » Blog Archive » Introducing HTTP ChannelsBookmarked on del.icio.us at 16:45.
Tags: ajax, code, development, geek, programming, web
“Comet solution for RESTful real time data synchronization architecture”. Change notification, syncing, etc.
Wednesday, February 6, 2008
Grails - “The search is over.”Bookmarked on del.icio.us at 15:51.
Tags: code, dev, geek, grails, groovy, java, tech, web, webdev
Java-based web app framework using Groovy script engine. Nice fluent-looking ORM layer. Wait … servlet. WAR. Ant. Gaah. Worth a look though.
Wednesday, November 21, 2007
Artdaily.org - The First Art Newspaper on the NetBookmarked on del.icio.us at 23:49.
Tags: art, web
Looks like a pretty decent art site that’s been around since ’96 and I’d never come across it before.
Sunday, October 28, 2007
Lift Web FrameworkBookmarked on del.icio.us at 21:15.
Tags: app, code, dev, geek, scala, web
Tuesday, December 12, 2006
Google Web ToolkitBookmarked on del.icio.us at 18:06.
Tags: ajax, compiler, google, java, javascript, toolkit, web
Web app toolkit - write Ajax apps in Java, have client-side code rendered to HTML/Javascript
MA - A web-based administration-interface for the exim-Mailserver
Bookmarked on del.icio.us at 14:17.
Tags: admin, exim, gui, web
Bookmarked on del.icio.us at 14:17.
Tags: admin, exim, gui, web
Thursday, October 5, 2006
GoogleworldThought formulated in Igor’s thoughts at 00:19.
Tags: bad, dream, explosions, gas, glue, google, idea, logo, music, screen, sfx, sublimate, web
Last night, I dreamt that Google had superimposed a false world on top of the real one, using a mixture of some sort of gas and a strange strain of idea-glue. They'd started on this project during the '80s and things had just got gradually more and more caught up in it since then, which was why the music was so bad. However, their insidious plan had started to unravel, as some people had started to notice; when I clocked what was going on, I thought that I and the others who knew would have to do something about it. This we did; our efforts seemed to consist mainly of going out and telling the rest of the people what was going on. There were some quite good special effects, including some explosions caused by the Google crew to stop me and my companions from spreading the truth, and then some interesting reality-melting sequences when we overcame their machinations and started to peel back the G-world, with all its speedboats and palm trees, revealing the real world underneath it - which was exactly the same, but not full of sublimated gas and rotten music, and therefore better. Less glue flying around too. It was a pretty fine dream.
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