Posted on Sunday, 21st February 2010 by charpi
Bored to switch code between my private subversion repository and git-hub for my open-source projects, I decided to use exclusively git-hub for them.
My trac wiki pages are also moved to git-hub for improve the documentation of those projects.
Selenium-RC Erlang binding
Rake tasks to build erlang code
Small mock library for erlang (Please don’t use mock to test [...]
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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:
Support for seleniun-server 1.0
Support OTP R12 and OTP R13
New build system based on rake.
Comments are welcome
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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 [...]
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Posted on Sunday, 18th January 2009 by charpi
I’ve updated erl_rake (265) 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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