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[ANN] Anthracite Web Mining Desktop v1.0
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[ANN] Anthracite Web Mining Desktop v1.0


  • Subject: [ANN] Anthracite Web Mining Desktop v1.0
  • From: joe pezzillo <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 17 May 2004 05:44:16 -0600

Greetings Cocoa-Dev!

To follow-up to my occasional posts over the last year or so, I thought I should let folks know that the software on which I've been working is now finally available.

Metafy LLC is pleased to announce:

Anthracite Web Mining Desktop v1.0
the ultimate collection of web mining power tools combined in an easy-to-use graphical environment that lets you quickly and seamlessly extract data from Internet sources, modify it to suit your needs, and export it to templates or databases as part of your daily workflow.

Anthracite supports a variety of Sources (including https URLs via CURL, MySQL queries, the Google API, AppleScripts, ...) and about a dozen different processor types, such as HTML Table/Cell extraction, "Text Near", Summarization, Regular Expressions, STDIN/STDOUT UNIX Commands, and more, and lets you output processed data to files, MySQL or scriptable apps like Mail.

A time-limited trial version is available for download today at http://www.metafy.com, or you can skip that and proceed directly to checkout at Kagi

You can also try out our freeby (albeit beta) app, Arugula, which is a really simple little program to explore regular expression matches on HTML pages. More apps to come, too!

I realize that these apps may not be the kind of thing that software developers in particular are exactly crying for (in fact, I have a feeling that some Perl programmers will really dislike how easy this makes it for average folks to work some of that text munging magic they do), but I certainly hope that if you or your users do have an application for these tools, you'll let me know how they work for you (and of course if for any reason they don't).

Thanks to everyone who has been incredibly helpful during testing and for the continually useful knowledge that folks have shared on this list.

Joe

Joe Pezzillo
Metafy LLC
Boulder, Colorado USA
email@hidden

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