Projects

Compojure

A concise web framework for Clojure

counterclockwise

PresentationCounterclockwise is an Eclipse plugin helping developers write Clojure code. Installing Counterclockwise and starting testing/developing in clojure is really just a matter of minutes! ANNOUNCE NEW RELEASE 0.0.52 (as of 2010/03/27) (see the ReleaseNotes page for detail) ... [More] VIDEOSgetting started video : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1T0ZjBMIQS8 (no sound, but covers the basics quickly) another "how to intall" video from Sean Devlin: http://vimeo.com/channels/fulldisclojure#9223070 Quick linksScreenshots Installation / Feature description / Documentation Release notes Source code repository on github TroubleShooting Coarse grained roadmap(in bold features already implemented) Source code editing: syntax coloring, rainbow parens interaction with the REPL paredit mode (25% done) auto-indentation Formatting Navigation a minima of JDT integration Code completion with source/java doc (first pass) Debug Ability to add breakpoints to clojure source code REPL namespace browser navigate the tree of currently loaded libs symbol name/docstring based search feature jump to code feature syntax coloring code completion JDT integration auto-build feature coupled with the active REPL How is Counterclockwise related to clojure-devclojure-dev was the first name of the Counterclockwise project. But then Rich Hickey created a clojure mailing list dedicated to the developers of clojure, and named it "clojuredev". So as good citizens, we chose to change the name of the clojure-dev project to Counterclockwise (ccw for short). [Less]

Vix

Vix website-management (CMS) application written in Clojure.

word-clj

This is the example code for a series on Clojure and NLP that I'm doing on my blog: http://writingcoding.blogspot.com/search/label/clojure-series Quoting from my blog: Here's the plan: - Its target audience will be people like myself: self-taught programmers whose primary education has ... [More] been in the humanities. - This won't be a tutorial on how to program: The audience should have a little programming experience, preferably in Perl, Python, or Ruby. - But you won't need to have any experience in lisp, functional programming, or concurrent programming. I'll touch on those as we go along. - The problems I'm going to tackle will be oriented to processing text documents and analyzing the language in them. The techniques I'll cover will be helpful to those interested in stylistics and other literary studies, or to those interested in corpus linguistics. - Many of the things I'll describe—such as tokenization–will be very basic and far back from the cutting-edge. Since this is also an introduction to Clojure, I'll cover the basics also. - But there will also be some odd gaps. For example, I'll explain regular expressions just enough to implement tokenization. Then I'll point you to one of the myriad-thousand excellent online tutorials if you want to learn more about them. - Since one of the main points of Clojure is concurrency and parallel processing, I'll cover that also. - The examples will build on each other, and in the end, we'll have a system for doing parallel processing of text documents. We'll build a variety of tasks to do some standard analyses, and we'll design it so creating more tasks and inserting them into the processing stream will be relatively easy. This code project will act as both a place to keep the sample code that I create for that series and the basis for a the NLP library. --Eric [Less]

clj-stuff

This project contains a templating lib but is deprecated and hasn't been updated to work with current Clojure. See enlive for my most recent effort.

ecicpip

A way into customizing Eclipse using Clojure. This is not for “public consumption” yet, it’s too early. But I would welcome participation by interested individuals in any form. You may follow my progress on the associated blog. To see what I currently have, do the following: Install the ... [More] Java Runtime (pick the right 32/64 bit) Install Eclipse SDK 3.5 (pick the right OS) Install Mercurial Client, then the Mercurial Eclipse Plug-in In Eclipse, File > Import > Mercurial > Clone The name is EcicPiP, the link is inside here In the root folder, open plugin.XML (at the bottom) Locate the green play-like button (Run) & push it A new instance will open that will show what I have In the first instance you'll see the code If this does not work, let me know through the contanct form. I'll help you if you like. [Less]

molehil

Molehill - Making Mountains out of molehills.Clojure static site generator and content management. install$> molehill self-installExample Useage:$> molehill help # ... read help $> molehill init # ... edit some files $> molehill build $> molehill test-site 9090 # ... point browser ... [More] to localhost:9090 to view site as it would look in webserver # push generated files to server [Less]

japanese-dependency-vectors

This tool creates semantic vector space models based on dependency grammar relationships. It is based on the research of Sebastian Pado and is modeled after his excellent DependencyVectors software (which focuses on English text), although it was written from scratch without using code from that project's codebase.

clojure-web

A webserver for clojure.

gashinsky

Miscellaneous open source code for building my website, tools, etc.