Re: Redesigned Wiki is Live

[Christophe Gragnic]

On Tue, Mar 29, 2016 at 5:37 AM, Erik Gustafson
 wrote:
>
> Regarding A/B testing... I'll confess I've never done any before.

Me neither. This was a joke!!!

> This is my first project to make it to production, if you will.
> Do you have a favorite set of tools or methods for that?

No, sorry. The things I build are very very simple. Most often they
don't have any server side code !

This A/B testing thing really impresses me, as does the Chaos Monkey idea.


chri

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Re: '+Agent' class

[Henrik Sarvell]

Hi Erik, the +Agent class in question makes use of rd and pr in combination
with asynchronously connecting to multiple external services, like this:

(dm eval> (A . @)
   (let? Sock (sock> This A)
  (when Sock
 (out Sock (pr (rest)))
 (prog1
(in Sock (rd))
(close> This Sock)

(dm evalAll> @
   (let Result
  (make
 (for N (getSockNums> This)
(later (chain (cons "void"))
   (eval> This N (rest)
  (wait 5000 (not (memq "void" Result)))
  Result))






On Tue, Mar 29, 2016 at 6:08 AM, Erik Gustafson 
wrote:

> Hi list,
>
> While reading through the mail archive, I found some interesting
> threads regarding distributed DB's (mostly conversations between
> Henrik and Alex, IIRC). An '+Agent' class was mentioned that
> abstracted away the manual setup details (e.g. direct
> manipulation of '*Ext', as in the 'remote/2' and '*Ext'
> documentation), though I wasn't able to find any code. I might
> have missed it, the threads were lengthy.
>
> I'm wondering, does anyone have the code for such a class? Or
> maybe a template as to how to go about designing one? I'm
> guessing the specifics are very dependent on the application
> structure.
>
> I'd like to venture beyond the remote/*Ext examples and learn
> more about distributed PL. It seems very powerful - yet largely
> unexplored, except by a couple people.
>
>
> Thanks,
> Erik
>