Lightning Talks
summary
Four short demos present concrete tools and outcomes: Peridot and Kerodan provide Ring-level session tests and HTML-driven acceptance tests (cookie jar, follow-redirect, DOM parsing with enlive; missing nested params and some form controls); Quil shows a live Processing sketch using an arcs atom, tau constant and a tick! update to spin shapes interactively; Heroku deployed in four hours demonstrates a 54-line happiness web app using Heroku/S3/EC2 and SMS/email reminders; Flapjax behaviors uses ClojureScript event streams and behaviors to wire live numeric inputs and composed updates in the browser.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Nelson Morris "Ring Tests with Peridot; humanized with Kerodan".
- 7:41Dan Lidral-Porter "Using Quil to Develop Small Algorithmic Art Projects".
- 15:41Heow Goodman "Heroku".
- 22:21Alan Dipert "Functional Reactive Programming in ClojureScript with Flapjax".
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