October 2013 – hyperdata.it

2013-10-30

Webcarver!

I just signed up for app.net, yet another social sort of thing. It looks like their main selling point is 3rd party apps built on their social core. It has the usual kind of profile page and quickly bunging something in there for my description I serendipitously munged “Web developer” and “woodcarver” into “Webcarver”. Yay, perfect! “Carving is the act...

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2013-10-30

A Useful HTTP Proxy Server in 66 Lines of node.js Code

Here : Proxy.js See also : DummyServer.js It runs from the command line and has no dependencies other than node.js (I was tempted to add handling via command.js but that can wait). Node is a Javascript engine based on V8, the one behind Google Chrome. It’s available for most OSes and is an easy install. It’s in the Ubuntu repository...

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2013-10-20

Seki Update

tl;dr : three steps forward, two steps back What? Seki is my current pet project, a work-in-progress. Depending on perspective and level of optimism it’s either a node.js replacement for my previous blogging engine, a piece of Linked Data middleware or a Semantic Web application framework. The one possibly novel aspect is that it uses a potentially remote SPARQL store (yes,...

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2013-10-12

Hello World! (up there)

You know how in The Ring you discover how the nightmares are coming from the point of view of the bottom of a well? That’s how this feels, using WordPress after having got used to having my own host , fine bit of kit, but… hosted in a way that I can’t mess with every little bit of everything. Steven...

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Monthly Archive: October, 2013

Webcarver!

A *Useful* HTTP Proxy Server in 66 Lines of node.js Code

Seki Update

Hello World! (up there)

A Useful HTTP Proxy Server in 66 Lines of node.js Code