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  1. polylith-integrant polylith-integrant Public

    An example of a Polylith + Integrant system

    Clojure 2

  2. general-expenses-accountant general-expenses-accountant Public

    Leveraging the power of the Telegram Bot API to account for general expenses

    Clojure 2

  3. The One and Only Truely Functional F... The One and Only Truely Functional FizzBuzz (in Clojure)
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    (ns fizz-buzz
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      "Approaching the infamous 'FizzBuzz' code problem with cyclic sequences and declarative rules")
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    ;; SOLUTION
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  4. Tail call recursion for Java 8. And ... Tail call recursion for Java 8. And although you may call it trampolining, it does the job of a factorial calculation in Java 8. (One may also implement this in good ol' Java 6 with anonymous local classes. This should be less memory-efficient and this won't leverage the 'java.lang.invoke' package at all. Nonetheless, it will do the job.)
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    package marksto.lang;
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    import java.math.BigInteger;
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    import java.util.stream.Stream;
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  5. Brick pile (pyramid) problem solvers. Brick pile (pyramid) problem solvers.
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    package marksto.algorithms;
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    import org.openjdk.jmh.annotations.Benchmark;
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    import org.openjdk.jmh.annotations.Mode;
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    import org.openjdk.jmh.runner.Runner;
  6. data-sources data-sources Public

    Google Spreadsheets as synchronizable remote Data Sources for your Java web app

    Java