MAD Science
summary
Claims that small orthogonal modules let weird experiments become practical and shows concrete tools and results: uses Multiplex to pack stdout stderr and exit codes, exposes HTTP routes over streams with dataplex, persists jobs with leveldb and builds a Jenkins‑like batch queue that runs shell jobs, captures logs and stores blobs, and assembles a browser‑based bot farm via botnet pool. Demos mostly work but have fragile moments the presenter fixes live, proving prototypes run end to end rather than just being conceptual.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 1:07What Is Mad Science
- 4:11What Makes a Good Tool
- 7:22Multiplex Library
- 13:37Build a Web Server
- 17:25Create Read Stream
- 20:47Build Jenkins
