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RT @scicloj
On the Visual Tools session of the @reClojure Special, we had demos by @mauricio_szabo @djblue_live @v1aaad @metasoarous @daslu_ jsa-aerial & awb99, then a panel discussion.

The ecosystem never stops innovating in this area.

youtu.be/lqb4XlFI-08
twitter.com/scicloj/status/147

RT @xtdb_com
"A Formal Semantics of SQL Queries, Its Validation, and Applications"

vldb.org/pvldb/vol11/p27-guagl

More delicious formal semantics and relational algebra equivalence. This time with a fun query generator for experimental validation against real-world SQL engines (pg and Oracle).

RT @kraulain
" has a learning curve that leads to expertise, not better-beginnerness." — Stuart Halloway

Our project meeting began with a recruiter question: "Why functional programming?" Also, awesomeness of HoneySQL and REPL. orys.us/yfunctionalreplsql

Great tech advice for project management and open source work from @dan_abramov on open source, community management, and large-scale projects with ReactJS. threadreaderapp.com/thread/147

@icedquinn trying to think in terms of, "could my applications use this?" and keep coming up with the answer, "I have no idea"

@icedquinn I just looked up Twisted and see a very similar description to Serveez. Still I am left wondering, what is it if not a web server?

The University sends out a message, "do a thing on Facebook or Instagram for a chance to win" and I delete the message. It's akin to asking to take a puff of marijuana -- true, it's not going to kill me. But it's utterly distasteful. What if tech ethics were part of worthiness interviews?

RT @WildFlyAS
WildFly does not depend on the Log4j 2 org.apache.logging.log4j:log4j-core library, so we are not affected by CVE-2021-44228. If your application deployment packages log4j-core we recommend you upgrade ASAP.
-WildFlyAS (@WildFlyAS)

RT @xtdb_com
"Data-Oriented Programming: A link in the chain of programming paradigms" by @viebel

blog.klipse.tech/databook/2021

Interesting to ponder whether the computer history will view immutable data stores as a part of "Immutability For All" or another link in this chain.

GNU is very pleased to announce the release of their next version of Serveez, which is apparently a fast server framework. I'm happy for them; I like their work and how smart it usually is. But what I don't understand is, why? Is Apache not open source enough for them? Is it slow and, if so, which uses care? What about NginX, or Caddy, or is it more like Undertow or Immutant or Jetty? What even is this Serveez thing? gnu.org/software/serveez/

RT @jackrusher
Self portrait with cellular automata architecture…

Use programming-positive language!

🚫 DON'T say "arbitrary code execution vulnerability"

✔️ DO say "surprise extension API"

Awesome Software Architecture: Curated articles and resources on software architecture, patterns and principles

mehdihadeli.github.io/awesome-

Don't let proprietary software marketing dollars give you a false sense of security -- your devices are vulnerable. Understand the risks, and promote free software. Start the conversation in your community today! #FreeSoftware fsf.org

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