Posted on Monday, 1st June 2009 by charpi
XP Days conferences (Switzerland and France) are over and now I can be
back to coding.
I have just published a new version of the erlang client to selenium
server.
You can download it here.
Nothing really new in this version:
Tags: erlang, rake, selenium
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Posted on Wednesday, 27th May 2009 by charpi
XP Day 2009 conference in Paris is over. Here are the slides of the presentation I made with Sylvain.
Tags: extreme programming, pair programming, xpdays
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Posted on Sunday, 22nd March 2009 by charpi
Next week, I’ll present with D.Williams a session during the first XP Day Switzerland.
This session is a remake of the session we made at the first XP DAy in Paris and will talk about erlang, functional programming and test driven development.
Tags: erlang, extreme programming, tdd, xpdays
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Posted on Saturday, 24th January 2009 by charpi
Since a couple of weeks, I was working on building erlang project with
rake, and a draft was available for download on my download page.
During the last Erlounge which held in Paris last week, I had the
surprise that one of the participant (Cstar) was using it.
Since that day, it published his work on Git-Hub.
At the end of the Erlounge, I decided to continue to work on tasks and publish them on
git-hub but he did it before me.
Anyway, you can find my work at erl_rake
Since my previous post, here are the enhancements:
The last point is interesting. In fact, it seems faster to use an Emakefile to compile your source code
than call erlc for each of them. Of course, you can build then in parallel using “make -j” or a multitask rake
but it seems that on my dual-core Emakefile is still faster in comparison to “make -j”.
Rake tasks are still a work in progress. The things that will be done during the next weeks will be:
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Posted on Sunday, 18th January 2009 by charpi
I’ve updated sample_rake (140) with some enhancements:
- Refactoring of some rules that used external scripts (perl or escript)
- Header dependencies are handled
- ASN1 files are built
[edit] The package works with ruby 1.8.7
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