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Map/reduce and Rekon

July 14, 2011

Rekon is a light-weight data browser for Riak provided by Basho. It’s a great tool and illustrates some seriously slick …

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Riak death and error messages

July 14, 2011

Probably the weakest area of erlang is in it’s displaying of error messages. The most dreaded message of all (at …

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Configurable server properties now available in bunny_farm

April 23, 2011

The bunny_farm library now uses application environment variables for setting the server connection properties. This has been on the todo …

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bunny_farm updated with queue-based gen_server and gen_fsm

April 15, 2011

The bunny_farm library now includes two queue-based implementations of generic server behaviours. They are named gen_qserver and gen_qfsm, which should …

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Comparing ?assertMatch versus a match expression in eunit

April 3, 2011

There are a lot of examples of how to use eunit. Some use a match expression, which is a concise …

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Nitrogen app template added

March 25, 2011

I added a template for creating Nitrogen applications running on Mochiweb to rebar_templates. This repackages some existing code as a …

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Riak and Protocol Buffers

March 24, 2011

It looks like the instructions for the riak protocol buffers client has a typo. Running the start_link in the shell …

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Rebar and reltool

March 23, 2011

The rebar build tool can generate self-contained erlang applications using reltool under the hood. There is a good tutorial here, …

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A library template for rebar

March 17, 2011

Added a new project to github for rebar templates. After creating a half dozen libraries without using templates, it was …

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Sparse matrices in Erlang

March 4, 2011

While I’m not an advocate of using Erlang for heavy duty analytics, it is useful to have some of the …

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