Building modular systems with asystant
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This talk will explore challenges encountered while developing with Clojure, and the process of designing and refining a lightweight, testable basis for rapid iteration and prototyping. Through rigorous adherence to modularity, without losing sight of the system as a whole, I will demonstrate how we can rapidly build a network of modules from simple functions.
From this early release we will take a look at possible future directions for asystant, including further visualisation, monitoring and verification.
https://github.com/monteithpj/asystant
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Building modular systems with asystant
Patrick Monteith
Patrick is a software engineer at SwiftKey, currently working on Clarity - an experimental Android keyboard, built with Clojure. He has a passion for software architecture and spends most of his time trying to find better abstractions and simpler ways of expressing complex problems.