as someone who uses IRC every day for work… I find this to be a very cool idea, even though I can’t really trust sending my traffic through a 3rd party. IRCCloud.com
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elockd [more] publicly available
Monday, September 27th, 2010
I’d call this an 0.5 release. It’s now in the code repo that we at Automattic use to put out little open source tools. I’ve fixed several bugs with the code since the first time that I posted about it. It can handle at least 2k active connections, and at least 100k shared and exclusive [...]
video of a simple stress test of elockd
Sunday, September 26th, 2010
in case anyone is curious… elockd-in-action
elockd
Thursday, September 23rd, 2010
I’ve been working on an erlang port of my php locking daemon in erlang (which is a more appropriate language for this kind of thing.) And I have it all tricked out (ok partially tricked out but hey it’s my first real erlang project and i’ve only spent 2 afternoons on it.) The api is [...]
Erlang… Starting to come together…
Monday, March 30th, 2009
I’m finally starting to “get” erlang… just a little bit… I’ve managed to make several TCP daemons… an echo server, a reverse echo server, and a server which spits out an md5 values of the input given. Yea… I know… Lame… but its one hump I’m finally over…