Damian Rouson

My book uses what it calls the Surrogate pattern to solve the above problem. I recently heard MIT computer science Prof. Saman Amarasinghe say "Design patterns are all the things...

Of course, just 2 days after I wrote "This doesn't necessarily come up often,..." regarding circular module dependencies, I now see a recent commit message indicating that Brad (@everythingfunctional) had...

@milancurcic I'd like to work on the test items from the above checklist next. The main thing I'd like to do is make passing tests more quiet. This is a...

I just realized that I wrote "... keep the Vegetables on my fork..." without thinking about the pun. I'll have use that one again. In the mean time, I'll go...

On first pass through the test-drive repository, I recommend [Garden], the parallel successor to Vegetables. The differences I see so far are 1. Garden uses a functional style, whereas test-drive...

@milancurcic my most significant points are in the text below the itemized list. The simplicity of test-drive is partly because it has a lot less capability and it burdens the...

@milancurcic I just clicked on the link you provided to the parallel code in test-drive. When I mentioned parallelism, I wasn't referring to executing multiple unit tests concurrently. I was...

> Garden basically invents what looks like a DSL in which composing function names and string literals creates a set of English-language statements. That's pretty smart and cool, even if...

I prefer that there be a separate uninstall.sh script at the top-level of the OpenCoarrays source. The name "uninstall.sh" immediately communicates the script's purpose and language family (a bourne shell...

Any updates on this a plan for resolving this issue? I like the idea of a subcommand `fpm-find module(s) [compiler] [arch]`. I'm converting an [application] from `cmake` to `fpm`. The...