Maurício Szabo

It’s been a while since I’ve been working on Lazuli – the editor plug-in for Pulsar (and probably VSCode in the near future) where I try to bring the Clojure REPL experience – that is, running code inside your editor and printing the result inside your ed…

Recently someone asked me how I organize my Rails apps.

So I made the mistake of opening LinkedIn, and reading into most posts there.

Recently, I found an article about a member of the Haskell Foundation – who was moving his company away from Haskell.

I have to be honest: I feel I’m taking crazy pills recently.

I have to be honest: I feel I’m taking crazy pills recently.

Recently I wrote about a Jank, the programming language that is able to bring Cojure to the native world using LLVM.

For those that don’t know, Jank is a Clojure implementation but instead of targeting Java, it targets LLVM (Low-Level Virtual Machine).

For some time, I’ve been trying to run my Linux under Wayland.

In the first post of this series we decided to compile a Clojure library to a native shared library (with the GraalVM native-image command) and we used “isolates” so that a “global variable” in Clojure (and Java) would appear as if they’re “local” in Ruby.