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- emacs ubuntu precise pangolin 12.04 » Installing emacs from source on Ubuntu Precise 12.04
 - ruby » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - windows » Finding and mapping Windows OLE object property values using Ruby
 - ole » Finding and mapping Windows OLE object property values using Ruby
 - property » Finding and mapping Windows OLE object property values using Ruby
 - values » Finding and mapping Windows OLE object property values using Ruby
 - mongrel » Some notes on using Ruby handlers with mongrel2
 - handler » Some notes on using Ruby handlers with mongrel2
 - apache » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - pig » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - jruby » Calling JRuby from Java and Clojure using Red Bridge
 - udf » Writing Apache Pig UDFs in Clojure
 - clojure » Writing your own Elixir pipe operator
 - webrick » A one-line http file server using Webrick
 - ftp » A one-line http file server using Webrick
 - cascalog » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - extract » Using Cascalog for extract transform and load
 - transform » Using Cascalog for extract transform and load
 - load » Using Cascalog for extract transform and load
 - pallet » First steps using Pallet, VMFest and VirtualBox (VBox) 4.2
 - vmfest » First steps using Pallet, VMFest and VirtualBox (VBox) 4.2
 - virtualbox » First steps using Pallet, VMFest and VirtualBox (VBox) 4.2
 - contract » Two sugars with your Contracts for Clojure Maps
 - aspect » Two sugars with your Contracts for Clojure Maps
 - constants » Gotcha: Constants in anonymous Ruby classes and mixins
 - gotchas » Gotcha: Constants in anonymous Ruby classes and mixins
 - riemann » A Ruby JMX Feed for Riemann
 - jmx » A Ruby JMX Feed for Riemann
 - hadoop » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - hbase » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - reducers » Some trivial examples of using Clojure Transducers
 - parallel » Some trivial examples of using Clojure Reducers
 - map » Adding a Map API to a GenServer or Module with Agent-held State
 - reduce » Some trivial examples of using Clojure Reducers
 - java » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - red » Calling JRuby from Java and Clojure using Red Bridge
 - bridge » Calling JRuby from Java and Clojure using Red Bridge
 - sugar » Some syntactic sugar for Clojure's threading macros
 - macro » Writing your own Elixir pipe operator
 - big » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - data » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - benefit » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - yahoo » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - likedin » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - hive » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - impala » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - hdfs » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - cassandra » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - scalding » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - nlp » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - lucene » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - solr » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - d3 » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - r » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - python » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - scala » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - machine » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - learning » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - statistics » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - visualization » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - devops » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - spark » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - mesos » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - storm » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - summingbird » The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
 - transducers » Some trivial examples of using Clojure Transducers
 - threading » Some syntactic sugar for Clojure's threading macros
 - macros » Some syntactic sugar for Clojure's threading macros
 - elixir » Testing Individual Elixir Doctests
 - pipe » Writing your own Elixir pipe operator
 - thread-first » Writing your own Elixir pipe operator
 - api » Adding a Map API to a GenServer or Module with Agent-held State
 - genserver » Adding a Map API to a GenServer or Module with Agent-held State
 - module » Adding a Map API to a GenServer or Module with Agent-held State
 - agent » Adding a Map API to a GenServer or Module with Agent-held State
 - state » Adding a Map API to a GenServer or Module with Agent-held State
 - pattern » Pattern Matching to Polymorphism - an Unexpected Journey
 - matching » Pattern Matching to Polymorphism - an Unexpected Journey
 - runtime » Pattern Matching to Polymorphism - an Unexpected Journey
 - polymorphism » Pattern Matching to Polymorphism - an Unexpected Journey
 - siariwyd » Sharing and Reusing Elixir Callback Functions between Modules
 - callback » Sharing and Reusing Elixir Callback Functions between Modules
 - function » Sharing and Reusing Elixir Callback Functions between Modules
 - share » Sharing and Reusing Elixir Callback Functions between Modules
 - reuse » Sharing and Reusing Elixir Callback Functions between Modules
 - metaprogramming » Metaprogramming Without Macros
 - postwalk » Metaprogramming Without Macros
 - doctest » Testing Individual Elixir Doctests
 - individual » Testing Individual Elixir Doctests
 
» Calling JRuby from Java and Clojure using Red Bridge
» A Ruby JMX Feed for Riemann
» Gotcha: Constants in anonymous Ruby classes and mixins
» Writing Apache Pig UDFs in JRuby
» Some notes on using Ruby handlers with mongrel2
» Finding and mapping Windows OLE object property values using Ruby
» Writing Apache Pig UDFs in Clojure
» Writing Apache Pig UDFs in JRuby
» Writing Apache Pig UDFs in Clojure
» Writing Apache Pig UDFs in JRuby
» Writing Apache Pig UDFs in JRuby
» Writing Apache Pig UDFs in JRuby
» Some syntactic sugar for Clojure's threading macros
» Some trivial examples of using Clojure Transducers
» The benefits of using the Big Data software ecosystem
» Two sugars with your Contracts for Clojure Maps
» A little sugar with your Clojure Aspect Contracts
» Calling JRuby from Java and Clojure using Red Bridge
» Some trivial examples of using Clojure Reducers
» A first take on contracts in Clojure
» Using Cascalog for extract transform and load
» Writing Apache Pig UDFs in Clojure
» Using Cascalog for extract transform and load
» Using VMFest with VirtualBox (VBox) 4.2
» Using VMFest with VirtualBox (VBox) 4.2
» Using VMFest with VirtualBox (VBox) 4.2
» A little sugar with your Clojure Aspect Contracts
» A first take on contracts in Clojure
» A little sugar with your Clojure Aspect Contracts
» A first take on contracts in Clojure
» A Ruby JMX Feed for Riemann
» A Ruby JMX Feed for Riemann
» Some trivial examples of using Clojure Reducers
» Two sugars with your Contracts for Clojure Maps
» Some trivial examples of using Clojure Reducers
» Calling JRuby from Java and Clojure using Red Bridge
» A little sugar with your Clojure Aspect Contracts
» A little sugar with your Clojure Aspect Contracts
» Metaprogramming Without Macros
» Sharing and Reusing Elixir Callback Functions between Modules
» Pattern Matching to Polymorphism - an Unexpected Journey
» Adding a Map API to a GenServer or Module with Agent-held State
» Writing your own Elixir pipe operator