Projects

Unfortunately much of the code I work on is private. Here are some interesting projects.

• My emacs setup is a good example, it’s reasonably well documented, well organized and has a ton of features. It’s all written from scratch.
• My xmonad-setup might be interesting if anyone knows Haskell.
• wp-md is a wordpress sqldump to markdown converter written in shell, awk and sed.
• Pylisp is the beginnings of a clojure like lisp written in python. It has scoping, namespaces, immutable data and the ability to import python libraries as well as a working REPL. But it’s not much more than a calculator.
• Bike-gear-calc is a new clojure project. Still in progress. It just got refactored when I added spec. I’m not sure I’m happy with it, but I’m going to code something to use it and see how it goes.
• Flickr-Fetcher is a new clojure project, which consists only of the ReadMe. It’s a design doc which should give a good idea into how I approach systems design. I haven’t decided if I want to implement it yet or not. It would be fun to see how it turns out, to see what works and what doesn’t and how.
• The qmk-firmware is a nice example in C. This is the firmware for my keyboards. It’s a nice small example of how I write C code. Look for folders named ericgebhart in the source tree.
• I have a few, older clojure projects. If you are interested in cascalog, there is Dfs-clj and it’s ancestors, pail-graph, pail-schema, pail-fressian, clj-pail-tap, etc. Dfs-clj brings all those separate projects into a more easily usable library.
• datetime-data, clj-cli-ext and file-access are all small clojure libraries that I’ve used extensively in other projects. They all work so I haven’t touched them in a long time.
• sudoku-validator, was something for fun, just to see how fast I could do it. It took an hour.
• Scad-clj is a clojure wrapper for OpenSCAD. I was a significant contributor.