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I am pretty new to Scala and I think that the best way to learn a language is to learn from others. Is there any good scala open source project focusing on machine learning? Thanks a lot.
You should checkout Breeze, it has quite a few built in ML algorithms, though the documentation can be sparse, I would recommend looking at the source:
http://www.scalanlp.org/
That's not an OS project, but i just have to sugest you to watch the talk given by Christopher Severs and Vitaly Gordon on ScalaDays'13 on Machine Learning With Scala
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I like to learn OS development from the scratch(About Interrupt handling, about IDT, how to load my own boot sector,etc)
Can you please recommend some resources ?
Thank you.
The OSDev wiki is a good place to start.
Take a look at Operating System Design and Implementation by Andrew Tanenbaum. It contains the source to an operating system call Minix and was the "inspiration" for Linux.
The best online ressources are on OSdev Wiki. You will find all the info you need to start with kernel crafting, from toolchain to IDT filling.
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I setup etherpad and showed my co-worker, and he swears there is an Eclipse plugin that does the same thing but can not remember the name. Neither of us use Eclipse regularly except if we were both interested in making the switch.
Have a look into Saros project: http://www.saros-project.org/
Have a look at http://wiki.eclipse.org/DocShare_Plugin
This is the current "official" solution to collaborative editing in Eclipse.
I think a similar project should exist based on the framework ECF.
(DocShare as mentioned by Tonny Madsen)
There was a SOC project for real-time sharing named Cola, but I don't know its current status.
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I found several JavaScript testing frameworks with a quick Google search: Jasmine, jsUnity, JSpec, YUI Test, JsUnit, QUnit
I'm sure that this is by no means an exhaustive list.
Has anyone written CoffeeScript koans in one of these frameworks, similar to the EdgeCase ruby koans?
I really enjoyed going through them and going through the python-koans. Each exercise significantly improved my language comfort level, and I'm really hoping that similar exercises exist for CoffeeScript.
Did you try Googling "CoffeeScript Koans"? :)
https://github.com/sleepyfox/coffeescript-koans
(They're powered by Jasmine.)
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is there any well written perl open source out there (not using any kinda of framework) that i could use as sample for learning and good pratice of the perl...
I've searched around and found many things for PHP, but nothing in perl that uses no framework.
Thanks in advance.
Have you tried browsing CPAN? You can find code there doing pretty much anything, and many distributions post links to their github repositories, so you can follow along in the development process.
CPAN Ratings has reviews and rankings of a large number of releases, which helps you differentiate between good releases and bad ones, but being able to make this determination for yourself would be best, which you get through learning and experience.
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I'm looking into frameworks for translation, and have been considering gettext. Because it's supposedly quite good, and lots of projects use it. Now I read part of the official manual, but it sucked. I kind of have an idea how it works now, but I have no idea where to get started.
In particular my project spans C++, Lua and Javascript, so I'd love to be able to unify the i18n with a single tool, but I'm also not having luck finding gettext good support for Lua or Javascript, are they supported, has anybody used gettext with these?
Thanks.
How about this tutorial? Another example is at O'Reilly.