Mathieu Gauthron

jvm-breakglass. This project generates a jar file that you can dump into a Java or Clojure project to startup a repl or an nrepl server to listen on a port. Once the repl is started, you can access it with an nRepl client.

game-of-life. Implementation of the Conway's game of life in Clojure

the-reasoned-schemer-clojure. This contains examples from the famous LISP/scheme book called "The Reasoned Schemer" which inspired core.logic implementation. The book is one of the best tutorial available to learn core.logic. However the examples are in scheme. Some of the same examples from the book have been used and translated into Clojure here.

work-kit. Python

lambda-game-engine. Clojure

coherence-cluster-example. This is a ready to use locally multinode Oracle Coherence cluster. This intended to be used for training or as a starting template. It can be used for testing and exploratory testing of the function and none functional feature of the Coherence product. Features and examples of use case will be added to cover most of the Coherence feature set.

clojure-core-logic-chess. Attempt to write a Chess Engine Written in Clojure and Core.logic library. The experience has been positive but I'm not currently satisfied with the solution. I'm now concentrating on finding a solution in pure clojure rather than logic programming. Go to this project to see a working version of the chess engine https://github.com/matlux/clj-chess-engine.

pocketknife. pocketknife is a devops tool for managing computers running chef-solo, powered by Opscode Chef.

metacircular-evaluator-clj. Metacircular Evaluator, according to SICP chapter 4, written in Clojure

coherence-common-alternative. This is a fork of Oracle Coherence's coherence-common version 2.1.2.31472 which is part of The Coherence Incubator (Release 10). See http://coherence.oracle.com/display/INC10/coherence-common for more details. This repository is not endorsed by Oracle. It is only a way for users of Coherence to experiment and extend the work done by Oracle to suggest possible evolutions of the Incubator base code.

lambda-zone. The zone of Lambda expression battles.

clj-chess-engine. This repo is deprecated. It has been moved into https://github.com/matlux/lambda-game-engine. Chess Engine written in Clojure. This is meant to implement a pure engine of the game, not the strategy. This project is used by the website:

chef-cookbooks-repo. chef-solo cookbooks repo. Nice to use with Pocketknife. This is a Chef Cookbook repo that contains very simple examples of an application deployment with pocketknife and Chef-solo. This repo can also be used with Chef-solo on its own. This tutorial expects you to install the 'matlux' version of the Pocketknife tool to work. Appart from some aspects, most of the following can easily be used with the original version of the Pocketknife.

jmodem. Simple Audio MODEM implementation in Java

ibclj. The Clojure project to get financial market ticks data from Interactive Brokers connection api

mylisp. Lisp interpreter written in Clojure

funding-circle-presentation-march-2019. Clojure

tron-platform. Clojure

99-Scala-Problems. 99 Scala Problems

lambda-chess. This is an SDK for the strategies that you develop for the chess game on the website: http://lambda.zone

201401ldncljdojo. Clojure

y-combinator-notes. Notes on fixed point combinators

File-and-Directory-Structure-Comparison. A command-line written in Clojure that compares two files or two nested directory structures on local files or remotely with an md5sum command over ssh (requires the use of an ssh identity key). MD5 hashing (locally or remotely) is used to determine file equality. The code can also be re-used to integrate into an application that would like to check file integrity after a copy or any similar scenario... The use of the remote md5sum cmd over ssh means that only the hash is sent over the network. It is therefore very efficient at comparing very large files over a slow WAN because the hashing will be computed locally to where the files are stored.

clj-compiler. A Clojure compiler written in Clojure. What is this? We'll explain soon. This is ALPHA!