@simon_brooke@mastodon.scotAre there any other #Clojure users who still like SQLKorma? It's a simple little library which makes SQL queries from Clojure really easy to read and understand, and in my experience works well. However, sadly, it no longer seems to be maintained, and the sqlkorma.com domain has been taken over by someone else.
I'm wondering whether I should take it on and maintain it, but that's…
@simon_brooke@mastodon.scotIt's really nice when you get a test coverage report like this.
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@simon_brooke@mastodon.scot @simon_brooke@mastodon.scotRelease 0.2.0 of my #Clojure humidity library is now producing apparently reliable results, and capable of validating data. I think it is now substantially ready for other people to use. It is released in the hope that it may be useful, but I am not an expert and you should cross check your results against some other framework before relying on them.
@simon_brooke@mastodon.scot#Clojure friends, I'm trying to transcribe an equation from a #meteorology paper, and I've got something wrong: I'm coming out low.
Can you spot my error?
I can post a gist of my source if that would help.
The paper is here:
@simon_brooke@mastodon.scotRight, my #Clojure humidity library now computes all the values that I think it should. The code could do with a bit of tidying up, there is no data validation, I have no reliable test data for the actual-vapour-pressure function, and I can't yet do the time-shifting computations I want; but nevertheless I think this is now usable and useful.
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