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zoom.nu: 2013-01

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Things that zoom - the ehrmygerd! Minimum viable web framework. In some projects I've been working on, there's a small part of common code and thinking that one could call a minimum viable web framework (well, technically, it's a library and not a framework, but I digress). There's absolutely nothing new in it, and if you've ever done even one Servlet app, you know it already. I see that as an advantage. In the rendering, but you can't do things like calling methods from there. Length; i =. And last but ...

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zoom.nu: 2013-04

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Things that zoom - the ehrmygerd! Debian Squeeze, chrome and firefox woes. Ok so I am guilty of running stable software, I use Debian Squeeze. It is rather conservative in updating versions of things, doing a lot of testing, and for that reason everything "just works", even if I can't run the latest games and so on. Google chrome has another strategy, they update their version of the browser all the time. Recently I got updated to Version 26.0.1410.43. Downloaded the version 19, unpack, click binary, wai...

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zoom.nu: 2012-09

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Things that zoom - the ehrmygerd! One of the cool new features of the upcoming Clang. Release is the tooling infrastructure. This Clang tooling infrastructure provides an easy way of writing style checkers, source-to-source rewriters, analyzers and all sorts of other tools that need to understand C and related languages. For each error case, we have a. To a unique label. Starting at that label is all cleanup that should be done in the current case. The labels are therefore listed in reverse order...Autom...

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zoom.nu: 2012-06

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Things that zoom - the ehrmygerd! On my day job we use TeamCity from JetBrains as the Continous Integration solution. It works really well, looks good and has a plug-in for eclipse even. So I thought I'd install it at home too. I deploy the application and I am presented with a blank page. Looking in the log file it says that I have no database definition in my data directory - yeah, like, how the hell could I since I have no clue what you are talking about. Wednesday, June 27, 2012.

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zoom.nu: 2012-04

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Things that zoom - the ehrmygerd! I'm preparing to release v3.0 of my Multi-tail application Svansprogram. One popular feature request is native launchers. Yeah, OK, so this one guy asked for it but since there are about 3 people in the world using svansprogram that is a substantial part of the user base. Being a Linux guy I have to jump through a lot of hoops to even begin to create a windows EXE-file or an OS X launcher. I can't even test them properly! LOG FILE=$SVANSPROGRAM HOME/install.log. Java -ja...

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zoom.nu: OpenTSDB

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Things that zoom - the ehrmygerd! At my daytime gig I have come into contact with two applications that really zooms. And I'm sure the developers of that application drink awesome-sauce for breakfast. It is so awesome I won't even write more about it here because I just don't know what words to use. Suffice it to say that it is a log analysis tool that actually beats 'find, xargs, awk, grep' and all of those. The other application I've came into contact with is OpenTSDB. Useful. I can correlate exact...

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zoom.nu: 2012-05

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Things that zoom - the ehrmygerd! Svansprogram v3.0 out now. I just released v3.0 of Svansprogram. Some bug fixes, lots. Of refactoring and sweet new graphics (icons and banners) by Mattias Persson. Get Svansprogram from http:/ code.google.com/p/svansprogram/. Oh, sorry, no packaging for Mac yet but I'll do it "real soon now" :-). Friday, May 18, 2012. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Getting started with visual programming using Evothings Studio. Spring boot - no more boilerplate. Development notes to myself.

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zoom.nu: 2013-10

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Things that zoom - the ehrmygerd! I'm trying to find a good pattern to designing an API/Framework that let's clients subclass to inherit convenient behavior. These are my requirements:. The framework owns the collection of "Things". Like this:. A "Thing" is probably a composition of other stuffs. So it must have a Stuff getStuff() method. The framework uses a Things Stuff sometimes. Stuff getStuff() ;. So one implementation of Thing is the simple version that gets stuff from the outside. And then I'll fi...

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zoom.nu: Compiling with LLVM

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Things that zoom - the ehrmygerd! Is, among many other things, a reusable compiler backend implemented as a library. In this post, I'll show how the llvmpy. Python bindings can be used to write an optimising cross-compiler in a few lines of Python. As a starting point, let's re-use the old parser and interpreter from the Python Parsing Combinators. Next, we'll need an implementation for this new node in our Abstract Syntax Tree:. As you can see if you compare this. Is the only one that has a use for it.