Why I stopped contributing to vundle
Table Of Contents ↓Vundle is my most popular OSS project. Yet I stopped contributing to it a while ago. Here I’ll try cover my reasons and also to initiate discussion about Vundle’s future. HistoryVundle was written to serve my personal needs as an experiment. It took me a day(while I was sick) to get initial version out and I spent significant time after polishing it towards v1.0 which hasn’t see
How I Develop with Nix
Recently NixOS was posted to the Haskell reddit, and seems to have been received well. In the comments I mentioned that NixOS allows me to be a more productive Haskell developer, and I would like to discuss how I am using the features offered by NixOS. Before we get into those details, allow me to briefly summarise the NixOS project. Discussing NixOS can be a little confusing due to a few differen
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(Update (2014-05-28): Added notes on delimcc and Catch me if you can to the Discoveries section.) (Update (2014-05-05): The match/exception variant of this proposal has been merged into OCaml trunk, ready for release in 4.02.) (Update: there's a Mantis issue open to discuss this proposal.) OCaml's try construct is good at dealing with exceptions, but not so good at handling the case where no excep
Storing ASCII art in the DNS | Frederic Cambus
Frederic Cambus February 05, 2014 [DNS] From time to time, I like to do some quick DNS related experiments, and storing ASCII art in the DNS had been on my idea list for quite a while. The naive approach to this problem would be to simply use TXT records, but there are a couple of issues with this method. First, it's not possible to specify the order of priority of TXT records, and results seem to
Top 10 Startups Built on Docker | CTL-C Blog
Docker is a new technology gold rush. Docker, Inc. just raised another $15M in venture capital, and It seems like a new Docker-based projects and startups seem to pop up every week. I wanted to highlight 10 of them that have caught my eye lately. I will group them to highlight what each startup focus on, but many of them do multiple things. Table of Contents 1. StackDock 2. Orchard 3. Tutum 4.
Lightweight Docker experience on OSX · zaiste.net
At the moment Docker runs only on Linux. On OSX you have to setup a VM with Linux installed on it in order to use it. The most popular approach is by using Vagrant but this VirtualBox abstraction seems heavy. There is another, more lightweight way of interacting with a VM on OSX using great boot2docker project. It spins up a small Linux distribution (called Tiny Core Linux) which runs from RAM, we
Best of 2019 Blogs, Part 4: Announcing Docker Enterprise 3.0 General Availability | Mirantis
< BLOG HOMEBest of 2019 Blogs, Part 4: Announcing Docker Enterprise 3.0 General Availability One of the most popular blogs in 2019 was the release of Docker Enterprise 3.0. This post, originally published in July, recaps the key details. Today, we’re excited to announce the general availability of Docker for Enterprise – the only desktop-to-cloud enterprise container platform enabling organization
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