Ravindra Jaju
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Gyaanweb
location_on India
Member since 4 years
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Ravindra Jaju
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I'm a technology fan looking for ways to increase developer efficiency. I've moved across various programming languages, frameworks and tools in this pursuit, over the last 20+ years.
Along the way, I've founded two start-ups as the CTO, and worked with various kinds of organizations and people.
My interests include working with text data, large-scale data-processing, using PLs on the JVM that encourage the functional-programming style, and mentoring younger people. And indeed, looking to learn more from everyone.
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Asynchronous Functional Programming on the JVM
45 Mins
Demonstration
Beginner
We'll take a close look at core.async - the CSP library for Clojure(script).
- The motivation
- Problems suitable for CSPs to handle
- Syntax
- Patterns
Given the minimalist nature of Lisps, the syntax is underwhelming, but applications can be exciting in the manner they make complex problems within reach.
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The Clojuring: (hit rubber road)
480 Mins
Workshop
Intermediate
distance(clojure-code, production)→ 0
Clojure is capable of leveraging everything your JVM provides. And you are convinced of the benefits this LISP brings to your productivity. In this workshop, we target bridging the gap between your expressive and beautiful Clojure code, and the huge, daunting world of the Enterprise. With some small, helpful steps.
We'll specifically target
- Going beyond the linear flows - making core.async practical
- Confidence building measures - Clojure spec
- Demystifying the wormhole - JVM interop
- Practical tidbits - Introducing Clojure to your existing apps
- Graduating - Build tooling and publishing for both library and standalone application use-cases
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45 Mins
Demonstration
Beginner
In Indian classical music, we have Jugalbandi, where two lead musicians or vocalist engage in a playful competition. There is jugalbandi between Flutist and a Percussionist (say using Tabla as the instrument). Compositions rendered by flutist will be heard by the percussionist and will replay the same notes, but now on Tabla and vice-versa is also possible.
In a similar way, we will perform Code Jugalbandi (http://codejugalbandi.org) to see how the solution looks using different programming languages. This time the focus of Code Jugalbandi will be on exploring concurrency models in different languages. Functional Programming has made programming concurrency easier as compared to imperative programming. For deeper perspective on Code Jugalbandi, check out http://codejugalbandi.org/#essence-of-code-jugalbandi
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