Weekend Wrap Up
tech
In case you missed it, here are a bunch of things that I’ve been finding interesting lately:
- Joyent
- JavaScript
- MongoDB
- I was able to use our 2.6 branches and use MongoDB 3.0 and reduce my data from 10 GB to 900 MB (initial scans went from 35s to 2.5s)
projects
- blogged
- this blog
- just got created
- trying a different format:
- all markdown
- less text, more lists
- hopefully easier to write and grok
- writing content now and will try to write often
- site does not actually work yet … will fix soon :-/
- my pc lives… IT’S ALIVE!
- finally got my new power supply and managed to revive my old PC after over a year of downtime - Rosewill Lightning 800w
- got Linux up and running, updated from Ubuntu 14.04 to Ubuntu 14.10 w/o issue, want 15.04 but I can wait a few more weeks
- eventually I’ll go and fix Windows but that’s going to be a nightmare because I was in the middle of moving data between drives to make use of my new SSD when things died and now I need to figure out exactly where I left off… ouch
- git.KylePDavis.com – finally got an updated Gogs after months of neglect
- note to self: go add inline editing… I love that feature on GitHub and want it everywhere
argvee
- argv w/ extra enhancements for NodeJS- they’re are way too many of these, so I’m building some more ;-)
- as far as existiing ones go I like commander and nopt the best but I still think we can do better so I’m trying a few things out:
- try to do everything entirely object based to keep it simple and focus on the features
- try and do everything entirely string based to focus on the API and ease of usage
- profit! – well okay, maybe not, but I’ll either try to release these separately or combine them into one awesome arg parsing library
gimme
- meta-installer to replace my old.profile
script’s_install()
function- imported fixes from
_install()
in my dotfiles - working pretty well in Linux
- needs more testing in Mac OS X
- need to split into separate package
- got tab completion working
- will get one-liner to
gimme gimme
soon
- imported fixes from
json-beautify
- json beautifier- nearly ready to release this thing
- adding more tests
mongosaurus
- mongodb workbench tool- angularjs based but might switch to angularjs 2
- node-webkit currently but toying around with atom-shell as a nicer alternative
- done with basic connectivity and most of the collection APIs (insert, remove, find, aggregate)
- more to come soon …