On Clojure (part 6)

AOT problem solved Thanks to the swift responses of the Clojure google group I have got past my little problem. It was, of course, deceptively simple, but not clear to someone who doesn’t do Java programming much. The problem was basically that whatever I did I could not get Clojure to recognise that the source files existed in the classpath. When you invoke java with the -jar command line option it completely ignores the classpath (both the environment variable, or the -cp argument....

Sun Nov 30 2008 · Geoffrey J. Teale

On Clojure (part 3)

QT Designer with Clojure So, as promised, here’s a few notes on how I am using Qt Designer with Clojure. Some important things to remember: You must use Qt Designer with the QtJambi plugins installed. The easiest way to do this is to run designer.sh (Linux / UNIX / Mac OS X) or designer.bat (Windows) from the distribution folder that QtJambi came in. If you’ve got QtJambi installed as a package under Linux then you may need to check that the QtJambi plugins are correctly installed , they weren’t in my case....

Sun Nov 9 2008 · Geoffrey J. Teale

On Clojure (part 2)

Distributing QtJambi with Clojure. How to bundle up Clojure programs for distribution One of the questions I’ve seen coming up a few times is how to distribute clojure programs. The obvious answer is to build executable JAR files. A while ago I produced a simple database application for my girlfriends recruitment business, NRecruit. I developed this using Clojure on my Arch Linux based laptop, and deployed to her MacBook running OS X Leopard....

Sat Nov 8 2008 · Geoffrey J. Teale

Guten Morgen 2008

A new year So… a new year.. the 30th new year of my life. A new location A big year for me. Firstly I am now just two months away from moving to Munich with my girlfriend Nicole and I’m both terrified and excited at the same time. I’m not worried about moving to Germany - strangely I just “know” that this will be OK - I’m worried about the future....

Tue Jan 1 2008 · Geoffrey J. Teale