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algo

• Procedural Texture Generator in JavaScript
• It's complex to measure complexity
• Turing Omnibus #1: Algorithm for generating wallpapers in javascript
• Turing Omnibus #1: Algorithm for generating wallpapers

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brainfuck

• How to do arithmetics in BrainFuck?
• Brainfuck for dummies

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c++

• A new way of blogging about C++

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clojure

• The concepts behind Data-Oriented programming
• Graph visualization playground with Cytoscape.
• Clojure and EDN diff tool
• Core.match available for self hosted ClojureScript (Planck and Klipse)
• The most elegant implementation of FizzBuzz
• Generative testing in Clojure with test.check
• Java is confusing, Clojure is simple.
• Seqs and the City
• Custom defn macros with clojure.spec
• An interactive Quine in Clojure
• Interactive Quines in several languages
• Lazy sequences are not compatible with dynamic scope
• Welcome Clojure 10
• Easy Clojure, Easy REPL
• Hello Clojure
• Clojure.core: juxt, some and reduced
• Interactive reagent snippets
• str vs. pr-str - humans vs. machines
• Core.match interactive tutorial
• KLIPSE talk at ClojureX 2016
• Custom defn macro - part 2: playing with parse trees
• Custom defn macro with clojure.spec - part 1: conform/unform
• Parsing with clojure.spec
• Parsing with derivatives - Elegant matching of regular languages in clojure
• Automata to solve programming interview riddles
• Regular expressions to solve programming interview riddles
• Transit format: An interactive tutorial - custom types and caching (part 2)
• Transit format: An interactive tutorial - better than JSON (part 1)
• Solving a not-so-easy riddle with clojure.math.combinatorics
• Y combinator real life application: recursive memoization in clojure
• Recursions without names: Introduction to the Y combinator
• Recursions without names: Introduction to the Y combinator in clojure
• Multi language live snippets with the klipse plugin by @viebel
• Clojure 1.9 introduces clojure.spec: tutorial with live coding examples #cljklipse @viebel
• Clojure Macros Tutorial - part 4: Examples of cool macros #cljklipse @viebel
• Clojure Macros Tutorial - part 3: Syntax Quote (aka Backtick) in Clojure
• Clojure Macros Tutorial - part 2: how not to write macros
• Clojure Macros Tutorial - part 1: functions vs. macros
• The power and danger of deftype in clojure and clojurescript
• In Clojure, records are wacky maps
• 3 ways to generate Lazy Fibonacci sequences in Clojure
• IFn's magic beyond defprotocol secret
• Extend IFn protocol like if you were part of clojurescript core team
• Self-Hosted Clojurescript in action - Part 1
• Clojurescript: abstraction and data structure clarification - Part 1
• Destructuring in Clojure - Part 2
• Destructuring in Clojure - Part 1
• Measuring clojurescript performance with KLIPSE
• Clojure Append Cyclic
• Messing with Macros at the REPL
• KLIPSE: a simple and elegant online cljs compiler and evaluator

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clojurescript

• The secrets of Type Inference in Clojurescript
• re-frame interactive demo
• Welcome Clojurescript 1.10.516
• bootrapped (self-host) namespace loading strategy in KLIPSE - insights into the cljs compiler
• Deep into clojurescript function call mechanisms: static vs. dynamic dispatch
• Clojurescript defprotocol's secret
• Self-Hosted Clojurescript in action - Part 1
• Clojurescript's areduce is faster than native javascript's reduce
• Truth in clojurescript
• Demistify clojurescript namespaces
• Dead code elimination in clojurescript

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compiler

• Write your own compiler - Last station
• Write your own compiler - Station #3: the emitter
• Write your own compiler - Station #2: the parser
• Write your own compiler - Introduction
• Write your own compiler - Station #1: the tokenizer
• A tiny compiler: the transformer

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dop

• Separate data schema from data representation
• Data is immutable
• Represent data with generic data structures
• Separate code from data
• Principles of Data-Oriented Programming
• Reading the present moment
• A hundred things I learned writing my first technical book "Data-Oriented Programming"
• Data-Oriented Programming: A link in the chain of programming paradigms
• On sameness in programming
• On sameness in programming
• La notion de mêmeté en programmation
• Data-Oriented programming coding challenges
• Data-Oriented programming simplicity illustrated by coding challenges
• The concepts behind Data-Oriented programming
• Data-Oriented programming in Java
• Structural sharing with 7 lines of JavaScript.
• Distinction between three data related programming paradigms.
• Imagine there's no objects
• Computing the data diff between two hash maps
• Applying Git and Optimistic Concurrency Control principles to Data Oriented Programming
• DO Principle #5: Data has a literal representation
• DO Principle #4: Data is comparable by value
• DO Principle #3: Data is immutable
• DO Principle #2: Model entities with generic data structures
• DO Principle #1: Separate code from data
• Principles of Data Oriented Programming
• Data Oriented Programming: Table of Contents
• What is Data Oriented Programming?
• The complexity of Object Oriented Programming: Classic OO design
• The complexity of Object Oriented Programming: Imagine
• The complexity of Object Oriented Programming: DO magic sauce
• The complexity of Object Oriented Programming: What's wrong with you OO?

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golang

• A new way of blogging about Golang

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graph

• Graph visualization playground with Cytoscape.

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html

• A new way of blogging about HTML and CSS
• Interactive Quines in several languages

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java

• How to access data dynamically in Java without losing type safety
• Data-Oriented programming in Java
• Java is confusing, Clojure is simple.

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javascript

• Polymorphism without objects via multimethods
• Polymorphism without objects via multimethods
• Data validation with JSON Schema
• Data-Oriented programming coding challenges
• Data-Oriented programming simplicity illustrated by coding challenges
• Structural sharing with 7 lines of JavaScript.
• Functional Lodash
• Manipulate immutable collections with no performance hit.
• Symbolic Computation in JavaScript with Math.js
• Procedural Texture Generator in JavaScript
• Interactive Quines in several languages
• Lodash playground
• It's complex to measure complexity
• Turing Omnibus #1: Algorithm for generating wallpapers in javascript
• Turing Omnibus #1: Algorithm for generating wallpapers
• Write your own compiler - Last station
• Write your own compiler - Station #3: the emitter
• Write your own compiler - Station #2: the parser
• Write your own compiler - Introduction
• Write your own compiler - Station #1: the tokenizer
• A tiny compiler: the transformer
• Javascript: await looks synchronous but it is asynchronous
• Javascript can sleep
• ES proposal: Object.entries() and Object.values()
• JSX (react) in depth - an interactive tutorial
• In javascript, setTimeout is forced to be >= 4 msec
• setInterval with limited number of iterations
• Fun with valueOf in javascript
• Solving a not-so-easy riddle with javascript permutations
• Functional programming: Monads made clear - in javascript
• Y combinator real life application: recursive memoization in javascript
• Lambda Calculus: The Y combinator in javascript
• Recursions without names: Introduction to the Y combinator in javascript
• Recursions without names: Introduction to the Y combinator
• Generative property testing with Javascript: live tutorial
• Multi language live snippets with the klipse plugin by @viebel
• immutable.js is much faster than native javascript
• javascript eval: direct vs indirect call
• A new way of blogging about javascript
• nvd3 live demo
• How to klipsify a clojure[script] blog post #cljklipse @viebel
• immutable.js live tutorial

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kids

• Chapter 4: Evaluating Several Expressions
• Chapter 3: Giving Names to Expressions
• Chapter 2: Nested Expressions
• Chapter 1: What is computer programming?

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klipse

• A new way of blogging about Golang
• A new way of blogging about Python
• Symbolic Computation in JavaScript with Math.js
• A new way of blogging about HTML and CSS
• Manipulating the DOM with Clojure using Klipse
• How to draw on a canvas with Klipse and core.async
• A new way of blogging about Prolog
• A new way of blogging about Common Lisp
• A new way of writing about Reason
• A new way of blogging about Ocaml
• Klipse: A javascript plugin for interactive code snippets in blog posts
• A demo of Oblivion
• A new way of blogging about Lua
• Klipsify any web page
• A new way of blogging about C++
• Multi language live snippets with the klipse plugin by @viebel
• A new way of blogging about PHP with #klipsePlugin by @viebel
• A new way of blogging about ruby
• A new way of blogging about javascript
• How to klipsify a clojure[script] blog post #cljklipse @viebel
• KLIPSE: Clojure libs are now available!
• KLIPSE hotkeys and url parameters
• Javascript only with KLIPSE
• Eval only with KLIPSE
• KLIPSE: how we built it?
• KLIPSE: a simple and elegant online cljs compiler and evaluator

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lambda-calculus

• Recursions without names: Introduction to the Y combinator in ruby
• Lambda Calculus: The Y combinator in ruby
• Lambda Calculus: The Y combinator in javascript
• Recursions without names: Introduction to the Y combinator in javascript
• Y combinator real life application: recursive memoization in clojure
• Recursions without names: Introduction to the Y combinator
• Recursions without names: Introduction to the Y combinator in clojure
• Lambda Calculus Live Tutorial with Klipse: Boolean Algebra
• Numbers and Arithmetics with functions only: lambda calculus live tutorial

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lambdacalculus

• Y combinator real life application: recursive memoization in ruby
• Y combinator real life application: recursive memoization in javascript

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lisp

• A new way of blogging about Common Lisp

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lua

• A new way of blogging about Lua

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maths

• On sameness in programming
• On sameness in programming
• La notion de mêmeté en programmation

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oblivion

• A demo of Oblivion

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ocaml

• Polymorphic vs. ordinary variants in ocaml
• A new way of blogging about Ocaml

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php

• Multi language live snippets with the klipse plugin by @viebel
• A new way of blogging about PHP with #klipsePlugin by @viebel

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prolog

• A new way of blogging about Prolog

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python

• A new way of blogging about Python
• Interactive Quines in several languages
• A turtle can draw fractals
• Reverse Polish Evaluator in Python

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react

• React.js controlled components

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reagent

• Interactive reagent snippets

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reasonml

• Polymorphic vs. ordinary variants in reason
• Type-safe bindings from JS to Reason for dummies
• A new way of writing about Reason

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ruby

• Interactive Quines in several languages
• A gentle introduction to RSA
• Y combinator real life application: recursive memoization in ruby
• Recursions without names: Introduction to the Y combinator in ruby
• Lambda Calculus: The Y combinator in ruby
• Recursions without names: Introduction to the Y combinator
• Multi language live snippets with the klipse plugin by @viebel
• A new way of blogging about ruby

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scheme

• Interactive Quines in several languages
• Interactive overview of Scheme's semantics

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sql

• An interactive way of writing SQL tutorials

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theory

• A hundred things I learned writing my first technical book "Data-Oriented Programming"
• The concepts behind Data-Oriented programming
• Distinction between three data related programming paradigms.
• What is Category Theory?

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visualization

• Graph visualization playground with Cytoscape.

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