I haven’t written an article about canofcode.com in, gosh, well over a week. I’m pondering giving it it’s own category (or “section”, in Mephisto lingo). But, hey, I’m enjoying working on it, and enjoying writing about it. Ah, cheap publishing…

In point of fact, I haven’t worked on it much in the past two or three weeks, except to create a deny all robots.txt file lest the folks at TextDrive who operate the Ruby on Rails subversion server decide to beat me for further taxing said server so that googlebot and friends can index the potentially bazillions of pages canofcode could have; and such reasons of that nature. Maybe I’ll remove that sometime in the future, but for now, I feel that’s the responsible road to take.

Anyway…

I have worked on the Svn::Ra adapter for CSCM I mentioned a couple of weeks ago, and submitted a patch. I’ve also done a bit of speed testing. It’s slower than using Svn::Fs, including for local access, but not significantly.

Back to canofcode. After I finally get around to the user interface updates I need to do, I’m going to consider switching the repository browsing to use the CSCM library. I like the library well enough that I think the benefits of the code being used by and contributed to by other people than just me will make the switch a good idea.

And, thus, I once again conclude ramblings about this li’l project. Thanks for not throwing stuff at your monitor.