Writing Predicate Parser For Search in C# with Antlr 4 – Part Two
Continuing from the previous part, where we’ve written and tested our parser using Antlr 4 – let’s now generate a C# parser, and hook it up to search an elasticsearch index.
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Writing Predicate Parser For Search in C# with Antlr 4 – Part One
For some products, having your own language that your customers can use to be productive, or make your product that much more powerful, is a Domain Specific Language. Think Atlassian’s Jira Query Language, Github’s filter feature etc.
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Distributed Systems : Messaging Strategies Part One
So – after quite some time working with distributed systems, I want to share the decisions made throughout as you build an event-based distributed system.
I want to share some of the things that I’ve noticed, and my thoughts in general in these different approaches – what they look like, pros and cons etc.
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Simple Containerised Deployments For Hobby Projects
At work, we deploy all applications as Docker containers via Kubernetes – I really like this way of delivering applications, running on one machine means it will work the same way (in theory) as in another machine. Why not do the same for my Hobby projects albeit a much more simplified way.
So, this weekend, I made my first attempt – what I wanted to achieve is a proof of concept,
.NET Coreapp talking toMySQL, both of which being docker-ised. I also wanted to use Gitlab’s free CI for it’s simplicity as this is what I’m really after – don’t want to have to write a ton of scripts.