After a considerably long break during the holiday season of 2009, I got back into the development mood in the beginning of 2010. After implementing HTTPS support in the development version of cpp-netlib towards the end of the year, I then moved on to one of the seemingly harder parts of implementing...
Sometimes you want to be able to write applications in C++ and expose a way of easily extending it by offering a scripting interface embedded to your application. Why re-invent the wheel when you can embed existing programming languages like Python into your C++ application? This article covers how you...
I ran into this interesting article from Wt which reads:
As they only say that “the bulk” is running PHP (edit: for those of you to lazy to read about the Facebook architecture [1], that is solely Apache/PHP, no database, no memcache, and to quote Jeff Rotschild of Facebook: “the...
After a long couple of days working on some requirements of one of my consulting projects and optimizing my workflow, I’ve moved forward with moving the development of The C++ Network Library to Github. In the span of a few days, I’ve managed to move the cpp-netlib project to Github and release...
So after years of loyalty to Sourceforge on some of my open source projects, I’ve elected to move two of my current C++ projects to Github. Starting today the memcachepp client will be developed almost actively on Github, and soon the cpp-netlib project will be moving to Git too and will also have...
So recently I’ve been doing more and more open source C++ development over at cpp-netlib cleaning up the implementation of a simple URI library for the release of version 0.4. I still haven’t gotten myself that MacBook Pro that I’ve always wanted to get but I did settle for an...
It’s been quite a while since I wrote on this blog mostly because I’ve been preoccupied with some full-time consulting work I’ve been doing. Now that this particular engagement of mine is coming to a close, I’m getting more and more time on my hands to do one of the more important...
The past week has been a big open source week for me which started from the weekend that spilled into the week. I’ve been updating and improving the implementation of the Memcache++ Client which I’ve released the first version of (0.9) last February 2008. One full year and some months afterwards...
Joshua Flanagan has just released library he calls " ReadableRegEx "(I preffer calling it ReadEx) which is basically library that envisions itself to create a more readable(friendlier) RegularExpression code wrapper. Here's a sample implementation that Joshua posted on his blog: Suppose we want to check...