Clojure Gazette 163: Conference, REPL, Tuples
Conference, REPL, Tuples
Issue 163 - March 7, 2016
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What Your Conference Proposal is Missing
I've submitted talks to several conferences but I never get selected. Next time, I'm going to try Sarah Mei's process.
Klangmeister
Chris Ford has made an in-browser music synthesis and composition engine that uses ClojureScript for live coding.
Replumb REPL
Another in-browser ClojureScript REPL, backed by a supporting library .
Ubergraph Github
Mark Engelberg has released a high-performance graph library. You may remember Mark as one of the authors of Instaparse . Ubergraph extends the Loom library, which is a graph library by Aysylu Greenberg.
ClojureScript Macro Sugar
Mike Fikes (of Planck and Replete fame) wrote about requiring macros in ClojureScript namespaces.
What Tech Workers Can Learn From Harry Bridges
A transcript of an important talk by Kelsey Gilmore-Innis about the role workers have played in the improvement of their lives and the lives of others. It's a shame the software industry doesn't do the same.
Today My Son Learned About Tuples
Julie Moronuki, co-author of Haskell Programming from First Principles , explains her son's reasoning about tuples and lists.
CNC milling survey contours
Kevin Lynagh used Clojure to generate Visual Basic to 3D print a contour model of a land survey.
No Compiler
Andi McClure describes her adventures into LLVM and Lua.
