Archive for the ‘Programming’ Category

How to run clojure.test in Slime and Swank

$ lein swank

In emacs use M-x slime-connect to connect to swank.

user> (use ‘clojure.test)
nil
user> (use :reload ‘geocommit.test.services) (run-test ‘geocommit.test.services)
{:type :summary, :test 3, :pass 9, :fail 0, :error 0}

Locate your commits or how to use geocommit.

This blog post will show you how to use geocommit in your projects. It shows how to install the Chrome and Firefox extensions to add support for geocommit to github.com and bitbucket.org

Mercurial Bookmarks Revisited – Part I

Bookmarks is an extension to the Mercurial SCM, which adds git-like branches to Mercurial. The extension is distributed together with Mercurial.
Recently the extension has received a major update. Time to look back.

This is a series of blogposts that consists of three parts:

(1) Part I: History of Bookmarks
(2) Part …

Advanced Git Slides

Here are the slide from my Advanced Git talk:

Advanced GitView more presentations from segv.

php-trunk macport

macports is a widely used ports system for Mac OS. It’s repository contains hundreds of application that can be compiled and installed. The repository contains php 5.3. So if you want to run PHP from subversion you still have to compile it yourself and install it yourself outside your managed ports environment. I created …

PHP 5.3.99-dev and DTrace Part I

For those not following the PHP development. We backported the DTraces probes from the abandoned PHP 6.0 branch, back to the new trunk PHP 5.3.99-dev. It is called 5.3.99 because the PHP dev community has not decided yet on a version number (5.4 or 6.0).

To compile PHP with DTrace, on Solaris or Mac OS …

Dealing with Sessions in Compojure

The blog post gives you a short introduction into the session management of Compojure.

Talks

I really enjoy giving talks. This is particularly because I like to teach people something and because I’m really enthusiastic about the technical things I talk about. Once of these things are obviously decentralized version control system, in particular Git and Mercurial. Finally after two years of submitting talks to various conferences, people and …

Clojure, and it’s not a typo.

Why lisp can be sooooo sweet. A clojure class extending java.

compile it

(set! *compile-path* “build”)
(compile ‘net.experimentalworks.clojure.outdegree)

Ah yeah and hsv2rgb transformation:

Writing a simple PHP sourcecode buildscript in Scala

Scala is a fascinating language. Running on the Java VM, Scala offers a powerful mixture from both the imperative Java world and functional programming including modern techniques like Actors. Personally I prefer to not just learn programming languages, but also try them out while reading through the book.

As I wanted to have nice a …