Author: Jason Gilman
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Proto REPL – Updates to the Clojure REPL for Atom
Proto REPL is a Clojure REPL for the Atom Editor that I introduced in a blog post last October. When I introduced Proto REPL, I wrote “The future of interactive development is going to be visual.” and that “ATOM is at its heart a web browser that means you can use the combination of HTML/CSS/JavaScript…
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Proto REPL – Updates to the Clojure REPL for Atom
Proto REPL is a Clojure REPL for the Atom Editor that I introduced in a blog post last October. When I introduced Proto REPL, I wrote “The future of interactive development is going to be visual.” and that “ATOM is at its heart a web browser that means you can use the combination of HTML/CSS/JavaScript…
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Proto REPL: A new Clojure REPL for the Atom Editor
I’d like to introduce a new Clojure REPL, Proto REPL, that I created as a plugin to the Atom editor. Proto REPL lets you develop Clojure applications in Atom using an interactive REPL driven development experience. nn nn Proto REPL Features nn n Send blocks of code or selections from an editor tab to the…
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Improving Java Math Performance with Jafama
Jafama is a Java library that provides fast numeric operations that are replacements for the methods on java.lang.Math. Jafama (Java Fast Math) consists of fast – but not sloppy – counterparts of java.lang.Math treatments, plus additional ones. They are usually about 2-4 (up to 15) times faster, with about 1e-15 accuracy, and handle special cases…
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Technology Radar 2014
We’re releasing our first Technology Radar. A Technology Radar, pioneered by ThoughtWorks, is a list of the techniques, tools, platforms, languages, and frameworks divided into recommendation levels: Adopt, Trial, Assess and Hold. It’s mostly a list of things we find useful and interesting.
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Announcing VDD Core
In this post we roll out VDD Core, a Clojure open source library.
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Using Git Log to Show Last Month's Commits
In this post we discuss our experience using Git Log as a record of commits for a set period of time.
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Letting Go
In this post we discuss how to tackle technical debt, and why it is important to delete code.
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Iterating over consecutive items with Underscore.js
In this post we explore iterating over consecutive items with Underscore.js.
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Follow Up to Determining if a Spherical Polygon Contains a Pole
In this post we provide an update to our previous blog about poles in spherical polygons. Here, we investigate whether the previous algorithm can handle a polygon with a point directly on the pole.
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Determining if a Spherical Polygon Contains a Pole
In this blog, we outline how to determine if a spherical polygon contains a pole.