Tag Archives: Clojure
Easing the Implementation of Simple Interactive CLIs for #Clojure Applications with cli4clj
tl;dr: cli4clj is a library for easing the implementation of interactive command line interfaces (CLIs) for Clojure applications. Currently, the main aim is to allow an easy implementation of a custom interactive CLI that is easily usable, even by people … Continue reading
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Tagged Announcement, cli4clj, Clojure, Java, Open Source
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Dynamic Distributed Remote Packet Capturing with DRePCap
In scope of my PhD as well as my work as researcher, among other things, I also researched the concept of dynamic distribute remote packet capturing. Some results of this work were published in the paper: “Monitoring Traffic in Computer … Continue reading
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Tagged Clojure, DRePCap, Java, Open Source, Packet Capturing
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clj-net-pcap – Improvements and Preparations for next Release
It’s been a while since I posted the last update about clj-net-pcap. Before the work on my PhD thesis started to occupy most of my time, I actually put some more effort into further optimizing and improving clj-net-pcap. However, due … Continue reading
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Tagged Clojure, Java, jNetPcap, Open Source, Packet Capturing
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Continuous Integration for clj-assorted-utils and clj-net-pcap
This is just a very brief update. I actually did this some time ago but didn’t really get to write about it. clj-assorted-utils and clj-net-pcap now make use of Travis CI. Integrating Travis CI was actually very easy. What I … Continue reading
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Tagged Clojure, Java, jNetPcap, Open Source, Packet Capturing, Test-driven Development, Version Control
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test2junit: Bugfix
Due to an embarrassing error in test2junit I had to quickly release another version. The current version 1.0.1 fixes the problem and is available from clojars.org. The readme at github had been updated as well.
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Tagged Clojure, Leiningen, Open Source, Test-driven Development
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test2junit: Leiningen Plug-in for Writing Test Results in JUnit XML Format
I like test-driven development very much. Over time the number of test cases grows and grows. As one consequence, it may become difficult to keep the overview of the results. As a simple mean to get an overview of my … Continue reading
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Tagged Clojure, Java, JUnit, Leiningen, Open Source, Test-driven Development
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clj-assorted-utils Updated
On Sunday, I uploaded a new version of clj-assorted-utils to github. This version features an improved counter and a convenience function for processing input line-by-line. Another great news, imho, is that now there is autogenerated API documentation. You can get … Continue reading
clj-net-pcap 1.0.6 released
I just uploaded a new version of clj-net-pcap. This version re-adds native libs for Linux i386 and fixes some issues in jNetPcap with respect to formatting IPv6 addresses. Jars are available from clojars: https://clojars.org/clj-net-pcap https://clojars.org/jnetpcap Alternatively you can get the … Continue reading
Clojure Guide and Presentation
Some time ago I started to write a simple guide about the Clojure programming language. In the meantime I also added an introductory presentation. Finally, I also had the time to push everything to github: https://github.com/ruedigergad/clojure-by-example For those who didn’t … Continue reading
clj-assorted-utils and clj-net-pcap on clojars.org
I just changed the names of my two Clojure libraries cljAcmeUtils and cljNetPcap. Those two libs are now named clj-assorted-utils and clj-net-pcap respectively. Please excuse the inconvenience but I felt this step was necessary as I wanted to upload these … Continue reading
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Tagged Announcement, Clojure, jNetPcap, Open Source, Packet Capturing
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