Regular News

tags: birthday blog database dev object personal

11 Sep 2008 21:53

Hello,

today is my birthday. Some of you asked… I was born 11 September 1987, so I'm 21 years old now. I'm just back from concert of some local guitar bands. I received nice gifts today, like a chair (named "Chef"), a Children Of Bodom t-shirt (thanks squark and his half), a chestnut (or kasztan if you wish) and I was going to be gifted a present from my girl, but unfortunately, she learns for her exam, so we'll meet tomorrow. I have no idea what the gift would be and I'm very curious about it.

Other news: I have passed the object DB in Python. The caching is just as fast as running query in a few seconds instead of 4 minutes in certain situation, so this seems a lot, and as a matter of fact, this is only a prototype of caching mechanism.

Nature (as some flowers) highers the work efficiency, so I set a ladybird as my new wallpaper. It motivates me.

I have though of my future (i.e. what to do AFTER being a successful programmer) being asked by my girl. I would like to manage some project (I believe I would be good in it).

And a time for confession: I really really love my Marta, and I will be very happy to be her beloved husband some day.

This is the end of the birthday blog post. The next will be here in year I hope.

The next post will be in Polish and will be about binary formats, helping people with them and Wikidot pro features. Keep tuned folks.

Comments: 3

Python Database: The Work Continues

tags: blog cache database dev object python

28 Aug 2008 21:36

Today more work was done by me on the object oriented database implemented in Python.

I dealt with some problems I came across like proper object encapsulation. Now, my database allows any object to be stored in it, even of classes that are internally used by my database.

I implemented "." and "WHERE" operators, which seemed the worst, because they needed working environmental stack.

Now comes, what's the most individual — optimizing things with query cache. Actually it's not a query cache, but rather a evaluateNode cache, but this works very similar (the only difference is that the evaluateNode cache is more deep in operation and can be used inside of queries. This means it can accelerate the processing even for one query!

More work will come for sure on this, because the cache seems to be really tricky with such a flexible database model we've assumed.

Keep tuned for more news

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Badge

tags: badge blog reflection rules wikidot

16 Aug 2008 16:30

Wonder why blog on Wikidot, not on Wordpress?

With Wikidot, you can give your badges a reflection:

(this one was created with Cooltext)

Welcome on Wikidot. Where dreams come true.

How to do this

Put somewhere on your wiki:

[[image http://piotr.gabryjeluk.pl/local--files/blog:side/badge.gif class="reflect"]]
[[embed]]
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://static.wikidot.com/common--misc/reflection.js"></script>
[[/embed]]