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= Data-recur meeting 5: Datajure
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2024-06-29
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:jbake-link: https://clojureverse.org/t/data-recur-meeting-5-datajure-a-dsl-extension-to-existing-data-processing-libraries/10747
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:jbake-location: online
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:jbake-start: 2024-06-29
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:jbake-end: 2024-06-29
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== Data-recur meeting 5: Datajure - a DSL extensi...
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Data-recur meeting 5: Datajure - a DSL extension to existing data processing libraries +
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The data-recur group is a space for collaborations around the emerging Clojure stack for data processing and data analysis. +
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This June, it is coming back. +
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It will be presented by Matthias Buehlmaier and Yang Ming-Tian from the Business School. +
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This meeting will be dedicated to the Datajure, a Domain Specific Language extension for existing data processing libraries such as tech.ml.dataset, tablecloth, clojask and geni. +
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Joining +
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Please use the Going button at the top of this post to mark your participation. +
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You can also use the Add to Calendar button to add the event to your calendar. +
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Length +
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The official part will be 90 minutes long. +
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Sometimes some of us like to stay longer and chat. +
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Platform +
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Video meeting: Launch Meeting - Zoom +
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Text chat: We will use the #data-recur Zulip stream. +
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Recording +
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Most of the meeting will be recorded and shared publicly. +
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Some parts will be unrecorded. +
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Zulip: https://clojurians.zulipchat.com/#narrow/stream/262224-events/near/439889919 +
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= Real-world-data meeting 6
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2024-05-31
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:jbake-link: https://clojureverse.org/t/real-world-data-meeting-6/10745
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:jbake-location: online
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== Real-world-data meeting 6
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It is not too late to join the real-world-data group. +
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This study group is a bit different from the other ones. Participants are assumed to be actively working on a problem and willing to share it. +
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See the meeting 1 post for background. +
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Updates about the agenda will be shared in the group chat. +
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If you wish to join the group, please reach out beforehand. +
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Zulip: https://clojurians.zulipchat.com/#narrow/stream/262224-events/near/439380806 +
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= Visual-tools meeting 26
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2024-06-16
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:jbake-link: https://clojureverse.org/t/visual-tools-meeting-26-gemini-space-age-protocols-from-the-repl/10736
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:jbake-location: online
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== Visual-tools meeting 26 - Gemini, Space-Age, p...
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Visual-tools meeting 26 - Gemini, Space-Age, protocols from the REPL +
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The visual tools group will have its 26th meeting on June 16th. +
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In this meeting, Gary Johnson and @Daniel_Szmulewicz will give two talks regarding the use of internet protocols from Clojure. +
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For the background that has motivated the meetings, see the recent discussion at the Clojure mailing group. +
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Agenda +
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Gary Johnson - Space-Age and the Gemini Protocol (Clojure on the Small Web) +
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Daniel Szmulewicz - How not to be protocolary with protocols +
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Discussion +
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Joining +
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Please write to @daslu or comment below if you wish to participate. You can also use the Add to Calendar to add the event to your calendar. +
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Length +
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The official part will be 90 minutes long. +
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Video Call +
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Zoom link: Launch Meeting - Zoom +
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Recording +
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Possibly, we will share a recording of parts of the meeting. This has not been decided yet. +
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Talk abstracts +
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Space-Age and the Gemini Protocol (Clojure on the Small Web) - Gary Johnson +
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Gemini is a text-centric, persistent communication protocol based +
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around a hyperlinked web of documents that is now almost 5 years old. +
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In many ways, it feels like the early web, but at the same time, it +
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provides privacy and authentication through the use of TLS encryption +
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and client-side X.509 certificates. +
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The protocol itself is an exercise in elegant minimalism and can be +
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easily understood and implemented by a single developer with a few +
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days of effort. All requests are encrypted. Request and response +
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headers are extremely minimal, and there are no cookies. Every request +
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serves a single document with no cascaded downloads, and there is no +
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client-side programming language like Javascript. Taken together, +
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these features ensure a private, safe, and user-driven browsing +
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experience without the need for ad blockers, browser extensions, or +
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similar defensive measures. +
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While the feature set may seem minimal, Gemini’s community has been +
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extremely creative in the content that they have produced over the +
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years. In particular, server-side CGI scripting is well supported. +
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Because Clojure programmers also deserve a great experience in writing +
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Gemini pages and applications, I developed the Space-Age Gemini server +
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in Clojure in the summer and fall of 2020. While having zero +
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dependencies beyond Clojure itself, Space-Age supports a unique +
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Ring-like programming model that enables easy server-side scripting in +
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our favorite programming language. +
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In this talk, I will demonstrate Space-Age’s features and show off +
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some of my favorite Gemini applications. +
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Useful Links: +
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https://geminiprotocol.net/ +
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Project Gemini FAQ +
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Gary Johnson / space-age · GitLab +
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How not to be protocolary with protocols - Daniel Szmulewicz +
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I would like to talk about how Internet protocols can be fun to play with, especially at the REPL. Simple protocols like Intetd or SOCKS present a good learning experience for socket programming. Even HTTP, the opposite of a simple protocol, can be tamed given enough irreverence. I will talk about the blog post “The Anatomy Of a HTTP Server” and how the exercise led to an actual insight regarding web frameworks. +
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