Description:
ZAML - A partial replacement for YAML, writen with speed and code clarity in mind. ZAML fixes one YAML bug (loading Exceptions) and provides a replacement for YAML.dump() unimaginatively called ZAML.dump(), which is faster on all known cases and an order of magnitude faster with complex structures.
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ZAML 0.1.2 is out
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All -- I just put ZAML 0.1.2 up. Changes in this version: * Alpha support for MagLev, steps towards support for Rubinius * DateTime working correctly (see previous message) * Rational and Complex numbers now working I'm starting to work on 1.9.1 support too, when I have the time.... more »
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Portland JavaScript Admirers' first monthly meeting
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Crosspost alert! Shameless promotion of one of my other projects alert! The first monthly meeting of Portland's first JavaScript and ECMAscript users' group will take place on January 28th from 7pm-9 at Cubespace <[link]>. We will discuss topics ranging from client-side web frameworks, to functional and... more »
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Fwd: ZAML
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---------- Forwarded message ---------- ...To: <halle...@gmail.com> Hi, First I want to commend you and your team on ZAML. The readability over YAML+Syck is AMAZING. I was getting frustrated at waiting literally an hour (and burning gigs of RAM) to write merely a few hundred thousand records. Didn't want JSON because of issues with large strings and poor readablity.... more »
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Syckle
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Hey everyone,
This doesn't directly affect ZAML, but as a followup to some of the
work I was doing to get YAML to require quicker, I though I'd let you
know about Syckle. Turns out YAML requires slowly in large part
because it requires 'date'. I found I could make a tiny binding to
syck that loads basic types (true, false, nil, numbers, strings,... more »
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RbYAML
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Hey everyone, has anyone looked into this?
[link]
Its apparently a pure-ruby YAML implementation, but it doesn't look
like it's been touched in a couple years. I haven't played around
with it yet.
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zaml 0.071 bug
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...Yep. The problem shows up in the new "proposed" branch too. I'm inclined to fix it in proposed and call proposed the new main. But I haven't heard anyone else's thoughts on the branch. Thoughts? -- Markus
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A contributer appears
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We have an active contributer! You can see Simon Chiang's zaml for at: [link] or you can see a graph of all branches of zaml, at this point, just the two, at: [link] I am about to look at Simon's additions and will work on merging stuff.... more »
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