Dylan Foundry

@DylanFoundry

The Dylan Foundry is working on tools and libraries to make it easier to use the Dylan programming language in production.

Joined October 2012

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    9 May 2014

    We are more than happy to teach new contributors all that they need to know and provide small, bite-sized yet interesting tasks.

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  2. Retweeted
    7 Feb 2016

    . Can you please RT these samples of ActiveMQ and Dylan?

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  3. 13 Dec 2015

    Good morning. We have a good start on a Postgres client library! Need to update the TODO as there is a lot. :)

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  4. 17 Nov 2015

    Trying out a couple of new things with a statistics library for , like docs and function naming:

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  5. 1 Nov 2015
    Replying to

    A long time ago, I made these notes about various syntax options:

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  6. 1 Nov 2015
    Replying to

    Prefix Dylan was beautiful and an interesting starting point but has some issues.

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  7. 1 Nov 2015

    We are interested in adding a new surface syntax to the Mindy interpreter. Anyone interested in discussing?

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  8. 25 Oct 2015
    Replying to

    Also, the Mindy IO libraries have been merged into a single one that is more like that of Open Dylan.

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  9. 25 Oct 2015

    Mindy, the interpreter, builds & runs on OS X, Linux & NetBSD. Windows is close but crashes at runtime and needs more love.

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  10. 5 Oct 2015

    Trying something new and old at the same time: Project Mindy:

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  11. 26 Sep 2015

    The iteration speed enabled by mindy (the interpreter) might make it easier to experiment with some new ideas in a low overhead environment.

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  12. 26 Sep 2015

    Mindy, the old Dylan interpreter can be built and then build several libraries in less than 4 seconds, starting from some C & Dylan files.

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  13. 22 Sep 2015

    Somehow, I ended with a branch called "dev/netbsd". Maybe this road leads to the Rump Kernel?

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  14. 21 Sep 2015

    Testworks now has expected-failure support as well as new assert-instance? and assert-not-instance? assertions.

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  15. 18 Sep 2015

    func allItemsMatch<C1: Container, C2: Container where C1.ItemType == C2.ItemType, C1.ItemType: Equatable>: How to type check efficiently?

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  16. 17 Sep 2015

    lldb from xcode 7 shows object summaries in new places, like stack frames. This is great our LLDB integration:

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  17. Retweeted
    9 Sep 2015
    Replying to

    Sometimes you have to skate to where the puck has been lying motionless for forty years

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  18. 8 Sep 2015

    Updated our GLFW binding to the current version (3.1.1 from 3.0.1):

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  19. 5 Sep 2015

    Another day, another set of fixes for our C bindings generator, melange.

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  20. 2 Sep 2015
    Replying to

    @0x29a666 ... Ends up that it isn't quite that easy. :)

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  21. 1 Sep 2015
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    @0x29a666 Well, in this case, we can simplify by using a representation for an index that isn't a tagged integer. :)

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