Hello,
I thought people might like to know that I've done up a custom search engine
for ruby using Google CSE
The site is here: http://rubykitchensink.ca
The reason why is here:
http://noodlejunkie.com/articles/2007/01/29/custom-ruby-search-engine-recipe
Right now it searches about 200 ruby blogs and about 100 ruby projects.
If your site isn't in the Sink I'd be glad to add it, just send me an email.
Enjoy
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Best regards,
http://noodlejunkie.com/
Excellent! Any chance you can include the mailing list archive?
On 1/29/07, Alex Combas <alex.combas@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello,
I thought people might like to know that I've done up a custom search
engine
for ruby using Google CSEThe site is here: http://rubykitchensink.ca
The reason why is here:
http://noodlejunkie.com/articles/2007/01/29/custom-ruby-search-engine-recipe
Right now it searches about 200 ruby blogs and about 100 ruby projects.
If your site isn't in the Sink I'd be glad to add it, just send me an
email.Enjoy
--
Best regards,
http://noodlejunkie.com/
The paragraph title
Whats so great about a rudy sink?
should maybe read
Whats so great about a ruby sink?
?
Alex Combas wrote:
Hello,
I thought people might like to know that I've done up a custom search engine
for ruby using Google CSEThe site is here: http://rubykitchensink.ca
The reason why is here:
http://noodlejunkie.com/articles/2007/01/29/custom-ruby-search-engine-recipeRight now it searches about 200 ruby blogs and about 100 ruby projects.
If your site isn't in the Sink I'd be glad to add it, just send me an email.Enjoy
Alex Combas schrieb:
I thought people might like to know that I've done up a custom search engine
for ruby using Google CSEThe site is here: http://rubykitchensink.ca
The reason why is here:
http://noodlejunkie.com/articles/2007/01/29/custom-ruby-search-engine-recipeRight now it searches about 200 ruby blogs and about 100 ruby projects.
If your site isn't in the Sink I'd be glad to add it, just send me an email.
Great! I just added the yubnub[1] command "rks" to search the ruby kitchen sink.
Regards,
Pit
Excellent! Any chance you can include the mailing list archive?
I think that's a very good idea. I am already thinking about reducing the amount of information in the Ruby ML to a bearable level for a longer time now (by text mining, finding relevant keywords, bayesian classification, clustering relevant topics etc) - i.e. that you would have an automatically generated list of keywords of threads with short summaries from the original mails etc. by the end of each day.
It will require a lot of training in the beginning, but after some time it should work quite nicely I guess.
However, until this will be done, I think adding the mailing list archive would be great.
Alex, what do you think?
Peter
Peter Szinek wrote:
The paragraph title
Whats so great about a rudy sink?
should maybe read
Whats so great about a ruby sink?
Sorry, this does not belong here...
Peter
@Jason
I've added another refinement label 'ruby-lang' which will allow you search
just the ruby-lang mailing list.
If you want to search just the ruby projects sites then use the 'project'
refinement, or if you want to search blogs, projects and the mailing list
all at the same time then just don't use any refinements at all.
Thanks for the suggestion, I think its a great idea.
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Best regards,
http://noodlejunkie.com/
Great! I just added the yubnub[1] command "rks" to search the ruby
kitchen sink.Wow, thanks!
On 1/29/07, Pit Capitain <pit@capitain.de> wrote:
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Best regards,
http://noodlejunkie.com/
http://rubykitchensink.ca/
Searching the ruby lang (and rails) mailing lists is an excellent
feature. Google
barely touches those, and it desperately needs a convenient interface. Theres
a lot of new Ruby users being redirected to search the ML's and it would help
if they were conveniently searchable.
On 1/29/07, Alex Combas <alex.combas@gmail.com> wrote:
@Jason
I've added another refinement label 'ruby-lang' which will allow you search
just the ruby-lang mailing list.
Alex Combas schrieb:
On 1/29/07, Pit Capitain <pit@capitain.de> wrote:
Great! I just added the yubnub[1] command "rks" to search the ruby
kitchen sink.Wow, thanks!
Alex, it was you who did all the work, so we have to thank you!
Regards,
Pit
