Posted on Friday, 19th December 2008 by charpi
In my previous post, I planned to have a closer look at the ruby’s
world. As the erlang world misses a real compilation tool, I’ve decided
to make a attempt to use rake.
Usually, Erlangers use make to build their
application. It’s a powerful tool but its syntax sucks a bit. With
this complex syntax it’s hard to keep makefiles [...]
Tags: erlang, ruby
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Posted on Friday, 12th December 2008 by charpi
After some years of Object Oriented Programming and agility, I decided
to switch to erlang because this language is
amazingly powerful and productive.
For my point of view, it is the first choice when you want to build
robust, scalable and fault tolerant systems specially for all the
back-end architecture.
Those last days, I remembered an advice (told by one of [...]
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Posted on Sunday, 30th November 2008 by charpi
Your company wants to make money as fast as possible. To make money,
it needs strong and competitive teams. Your team is competitive,
someone (probably some manager who don’t know you) asks it to perform
more tasks and - normally - gives you complementary means called in
another world people or resources.
Well, now that you have more men, [...]
Tags: agile, extreme programming, pair programming
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Posted on Saturday, 29th November 2008 by charpi
Looking for some emacs hacks, I re-discovered Sacha Chua’s blog.
This blog contains some nice emacs hacks (like how to blog
from emacs) but also a lot of posts about GenY and social networking.
I let you learn more about her and her job by reading her blog but
one of her talk (Networking 2.0, blogging your [...]
Tags: social networking
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Posted on Sunday, 19th October 2008 by charpi
I worked on erl_mock in order to publish my spike around mocks in
erlang. When I was almost ready to make the package, something interesting happened: my tests failed.
More precisely, they failed when run by the ‘future’ version of extremeforge.
After the first surprise, I find the reason. Extremeforge use 2 nodes,
the first one will find, order [...]
Tags: erlang, extremeforge, mock object
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