Archive for February, 2009
Let's create Parrot (but this time for real). Crazy? Let's have ECMAScript as the first language to program it. Crazier? Let's have Emacs as the first application to run on it. Insanity? Andy Wingo doesn't think so. Can't wait![ READ MORE ]
In October I introduced custom interactors and someone asked what can be done with them other than application inspection.
Here's a practical application that turns Firefox into a screenshot server. It lets you request e.g. Features and things to note:http://localhost:4242/screenshot/http://en.wikipedia.org and receive a PNG screenshot of Wikipedia homepage. (Instructions to run it are at the bottom.)
I tried to pretend I didn't notice but when tag
count
reached
four it became difficult. So here's my
“seven facts”. But first, the Rules:
That said...
Only three days left before FOSDEM! If you, dear Reader, who have stoically endured my writing so far, are coming to the event, please leave a comment or send a mail, I'd certainly like to meet you for some important algorithm implementation.