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Since users/fans of memcached will be reading this I wanted to ask a quick question: I wrote a debug version of memcached in Python that has a couple of "x" com
by dugmartin 17y ago
Since users/fans of memcached will be reading this I wanted to ask a quick question: I wrote a debug version of memcached in Python that has a couple of "x" commands in it - xdump which dumps all the data in the hash using the same return format as get and xtrace which keeps the connection open and dumps the incoming commands, values and results as they come in.
I was thinking of writing an Adobe Air app that uses xdump and xtrace to let you view/edit usage of memcached. A friend has a project on github that lets you do this in 1 app on a mac but the Air app would be cross platform.
Thoughts on releasing this as an open source project?
btw, the Mac app is at http://github.com/gerardg/mcinsight http://github.com/gerardg/mcinsight - its a fork of another project.
- dlsspy 17y ago> Thoughts on releasing this as an open source project? The only reason I'd say you shouldn't release something as an open source project is if you strongly feel that someone is going to hand you a sufficient amount of cash to keep it proprietary (and even then, it's pretty easy to convince them that there's potentially more value in your project as open source). I have regretted not pushing projects forward as open source in the past. I have never regretting making something open source.