Software Development

Tideland

Erlang/OTP

Earlier projects are currently scanned and sorted for reusage. The selected ones will be refactored to actual standards and then published here. New projects will be added then.

Go

• Go Actor allows convenient concurrency following the actor model
• Go Actor simplifies testing and will replace audit
• Go Audit for testing and test data generation
• Go Cells providing a single node event processing environment
• Go JWT creates and handles JSON Web Tokens
• Go UUID generates UUIDs v1, v3, v4, and v5
• Go Wait allows waiting for defined conditions by polling
• Go Wait provides a throttled and graceful task processing

This series of projects is currently being tidied up. Some topics have become obsolete, but others remain my hobbyhorse. However, this will only progress slowly, as I’ll be romping around in Erlang/OTP for the time being.

Is there a gap between you and me? Or am I becoming schizophrenic? Don’t worry, everything is fine. I’m still just one person – Frank Müller. But so far, I’ve only blogged here about a mix of different topics. I didn’t really warm to it over a longer period of time. So I thought about what I would like to blog about and how.

My world in IT

First, I want to talk about IT. It has been with me since 1984. That was when I started programming various things on a Schneider CPC 464. One thing became a database for CDs, something else a labyrinth game with opponents and then a blackjack game that calculated the probability of each coming card. After a part-time job as a developer with Turbo Pascal, I took my first permanent position in IT in 1991. I will probably report on this career step by step here, each position had its facet. Of course, I will also report on other topics that interest me. Thoughts and ideas will also be added.