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DLSs, Frinj, MCLIDE 2.0a0, explain, a code analyzer, and GATK. — Mar 04

  • Designing and implementing a DSL (via @jimduey) —

    This is about implementing a DSL with –guessed it right– monads. Monads are powerful…

  • Announcing Frinj, a practical unit-of-measure calculator DSL for Clojure. (via @) —

    “Frinj is a practical unit-of-measure calculator DSL for Clojure.”. Inspired in Frink, a language that has, amongst many other awesome features, support for units of measure. There is even a port of one of the Frink demos. Check them both!

  • MCLIDE 2.0a0 Mac #Lisp and #Clojure IDE now downloadable from http://mclide.com (via @MCLIDE) —

    MCLIDE has support for many Lisps, including Clojure.

  • New blog post on code that explains itself (via @stathissideris) —

    This is an interesting concept that I would like to see more in the clojure world. An explain function that will tell you what a piece of code will do.

  • static code analyzer for Clojure code powered by core.logic (via @foogoof) —

    There are not many transformations implemented yet, but this analyzer will propose better forms for part of your code, for example, change an if with no else with a when.

  • Extending the GATK for custom variant comparisons using Clojure (via @chapmanb) —

    If you are familiar with GATK then you must be a mad scientist playing with the gnome. If not, well, now you can, with Clojure, of course. Now think about the power of a clone function in conjunction with doseq…

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