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My first unikernel - Thomas Leonard's blog
I wanted to make a simple REST service for queuing file uploads, deployable as a virtual machine. The traditional way to do this is to download a Linux cloud image, install the software inside it, and deploy that. Instead I decided to try a unikernel. Unikernels promise some interesting benefits. The Ubuntu 14.04 amd64-disk1.img cloud image is 243 MB unconfigured, while the unikernel ended up at j
goinger 2014/07/31
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OCaml: what you gain - Thomas Leonard's blog
Way back in June, in Replacing Python: second round, I wrote: The big surprise for me in these tests was how little you lose going from Python to OCaml. Of course, I was mainly focused on making sure the things I needed were still available. With the port now complete (0install 2.6 has been released, and contains no Python code), here's a summary of the main things you gain. Table of Contents Func
goinger 2014/02/14
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Replacing Python: second round - Thomas Leonard's blog
In the first post, I took a brief look at the programming languages ATS, C#, Go, Haskell, OCaml, Python and Rust to try to decide which would be the best language in which to write 0install (which is currently implemented in Python). Now it's time to eliminate a few candidates and look in more detail at the others. Last time, I converted 4 lines of Python code from 0install into each language. Thi
goinger 2013/09/30
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