Synchronizer in a sentence as a noun

The rather popular unison file synchronizer is Ocaml, too, if I'm not mistaken.

You implement a programming language in <90 lines, a real-time network file synchronizer in <90 lines, a websocket chat website in <90 lines, a massively-parallel web crawler in <90 lines.

Pierce's research group created the Unison bi-directional file synchronizer and open-sourced it.

Sorry non native english speaker and this confused me a bit "others are operation-based synchronizer"Is it that they only sync with a button push or something and you fetch stuff when content changes on server ?

I've also come across very useful tools that have saved me lots of trouble, like this automatic subtitle synchronizer [3] or this iTunes replacement [4].My favourite will still be "Spot the Drowning Child" [5], so incredibly useful.

While I get the whole "you can do it on one node without all the complexity" thing, I do still wonder if map-reduce-synchronizer + coreutils is better than the behemoths that are the distributed ETL platforms right now.

So if I add a line of text to something, then it would send back a message to the server saying "this line of text was added".Presumably, a state-based synchronizer sends the entire updated state every time, but I don't know offhand.

[3]:The SEL-700G is the right solution for utility and industrial generator protection, with an autosynchronizer, flexible I/O, and advanced communications.

It provides a complete protection and synchronization solution for synchronous generators, so you can eliminate the complexity and cost of standalone synchronizer packages.

If that's not enough for some super-asynchronous synchronizer design, one can always fall back on writing their own black-box as described above.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------I don't think anyone imagines that CLaSH will be immediately understandable to someone who has never used Haskell.

Synchronizer definitions

noun

an instrument that indicates whether two periodic motions are synchronous (especially an instrument that enables a pilot to synchronize the propellers of a plane that has two or more engines)

See also: synchroscope synchronoscope synchroniser