Come to MAMA!
By olli. Wednesday, 15. October 2008, 14:59:33
Oki everyone now it's time for "yo mama jokes".. or not really
Some of you are interested in what kind of tools we use. Brian has made a blogpost about an internal search tool. We use it to find information and sites where we can test Web technologies. In short, MAMA is a miner, a database, an analyzer, and a search engine. It indexes not the content of a Web page as "traditional" search engines, but everything else (markup, scripting, etc.).
Check out our MAMA:
http://my.opera.com/operaqa/blog/2008/10/15/mama-what-is-the-web-made-of
Some of you are interested in what kind of tools we use. Brian has made a blogpost about an internal search tool. We use it to find information and sites where we can test Web technologies. In short, MAMA is a miner, a database, an analyzer, and a search engine. It indexes not the content of a Web page as "traditional" search engines, but everything else (markup, scripting, etc.).
Check out our MAMA:
http://my.opera.com/operaqa/blog/2008/10/15/mama-what-is-the-web-made-of




Tamil # 15. October 2008, 15:05
lamarca # 15. October 2008, 15:08
mickael9 # 15. October 2008, 15:14
Love this one
EricJH # 15. October 2008, 15:38
AhmedGhanem # 15. October 2008, 16:20
Chas4 # 15. October 2008, 16:22
if MAMA is a miner then what is DADA?
EricJH # 15. October 2008, 16:33
Originally posted by Chas4:
Here's some more stuff from the QA folks: http://my.opera.com/operaqa/blog/ .kamalesh # 15. October 2008, 16:52
(Nice gift to Google, btw -- since they want 99% of everything in the cloud and accessed via a browser. Did they say "thank you" yet??)
Netegrof # 15. October 2008, 17:04
VarunM # 15. October 2008, 17:08
EagleMKD # 15. October 2008, 19:34
Serpher # 15. October 2008, 20:38
Deass # 15. October 2008, 21:10
andresruiz # 15. October 2008, 21:44
I was (as always) promoting Opera, and I tried to download Opera from "http://my.opera.com/chooseopera/blog/" and when I click on the dropdown menu [opera] then [Opera for PC/Mac]... Opera sends me to "http://my.opera.com/community/opera/" so I click on the download button and it gives me the "Opera installer_in_05.exe" file which is an old version (9.52 installer)...I had to go to www.opera.com to download the latest 9.6.
Please solve it in order to prevent new people download the older 9.52 version of Opera
Sorry, I know is off-topic but I'm sure is important.
danielcs # 15. October 2008, 22:05
olli # 15. October 2008, 23:14
musiccow # 16. October 2008, 08:52
White Lynx # 16. October 2008, 11:00
And in Georgian it means father.
Cyro # 16. October 2008, 12:02
thobi # 16. October 2008, 14:40
http://www.heise.de/newsticker/Die-MAMA-von-Opera-analysiert-das-Web--/meldung/117495
so in german MAMA = mother like in polish
Jada0007 # 16. October 2008, 15:30
Any idea if the code is available for this project? I could not find any indication of that there.
mnmus # 16. October 2008, 15:40
DADA is a hep cat.
fearphage # 16. October 2008, 16:21
Originally posted by Olli:
As you wish...Yo mama so fat that when she hauls ass, she has to make two trips.
Yo mama so old that when she was in school, there was no history class.
Yo mama so black that she leaves fingerprints on charcoal.
Yo mama so nasty that I called her on the phone and she gave me an ear infection.
Yo mama so ugly that when she looks out the window, she gets arrested for mooning.
Your mama so old that she was in Jesus's yearbook.
ottouk # 16. October 2008, 20:43
LZ2SDC # 17. October 2008, 08:06
For MAMA and All Mothers!
It is and will be a great tools!
Zake # 17. October 2008, 17:25
This would be very useful information given the high number of websites in your index. To know where the web stands mode-wise or to see how far we are on our road to the one-mode-enviroment everyone aims for.
Ah...
I see there is some short info about that. But really interesting data like which doctypes are used are missing. For Example, how often do you encounter IBM's XHTML doctype. The sam for HoTMetaL doctypes (oh, ye ancient relics..).
iliiad # 19. October 2008, 03:41
Junyor # 20. October 2008, 19:01
max032 # 21. October 2008, 08:43
blooberry # 21. October 2008, 15:36
> But really interesting data like which doctypes are used are missing.
> For Example, how often do you encounter IBM's XHTML doctype.
> The same for HoTMetaL doctypes
The section covering doctypes is scheduled for next week as we move on to the Markup area in the "basic document structure" topic.
MAMA encountered softquad HoTMetaL doctype variants 9,950 times.
IBM doctype variants were found 144 times
blooberry # 21. October 2008, 15:39
> I'm not too sure what MAMA will be?
> It seems MAMA is a search engine developed and used internally
> by Opera? Will there be a version available to the public?
It is currently Opera-internal only, but making it available to the public is definitely the plan.
fearphage # 3. November 2008, 16:06