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Sham, a Linux shell (SQL blew my mind)
- TLLtchvL8KZ 5y agoThat must be hosted on my server, 6 points and the site is dead already :^)
- agilob 5y agoMy personal blog was once on top HN, back then it was hosted on wordpress, intel atom, 256Mb allocated to php-fpm. It easily handled 700 users in a minute.
- wantguns 5y agolooks surprisingly bad for feralhosting
- iamidly 5y agois not feralhosting. i tried on a home made web server. it failed. :) maybe ill get it right next time.
- justusthane 5y agoWhat was this before it went down?
- hnlmorg 5y agoExcuse the lack of formatting, but something like this: https://pastebin.com/6UAcgKZu https://pastebin.com/6UAcgKZu
- gpderetta 5y agoIs this just a wish list, or sham is in a state people can play? You might be onto something. I long wished of a scripting/shell language where the relational table is a first class construct. Maybe repost this once you get it into a more stable server.
- iamidly 5y agothe softwares exists. it is very much in a state of play and profit (all example code on the pages are executed with the output supplied). albeit, right now it seems i will not be able to supply it :) yes, i intend to fix my software (not server) problem to the end of the week and make a better try.
- hnlmorg 5y ago@iamidly There are already a few shells out there that already do this. Such my own one: - Inlining SQL: https://murex.rocks/docs/optional/select.html https://murex.rocks/docs/optional/select.html - Selecting rows from a table (the docs doesn't cover all the usecases of `[` - I need to fix that): https://murex.rocks/docs/commands/index.html https://murex.rocks/docs/commands/index.html There's also other shells like Elvish and Powershell that can do this kind of stuff too. I raise this because if you're trying to plug a void in the market then I'd suggest you take a look at these first as they're already relatively mature and might solve the same problems you're trying to address. However if this is just a hobby, a bit of fun to pass the evenings, then by all means carry on. As one shell author to another, it's a fun project to take on :)