Sean Corfield (seancorfield)

43.8k



I started out developing compilers, interpreters and runtime systems in the 80's (mostly C and C++ but also some Lisp and other FP languages), then moved into database systems (mostly assembler!) and then telecoms (C++) before moving to web development in '97 (initially C++, then Java). More recently I've been using Groovy (2008-), Scala (2009-), Clojure (2010-).
For a complete view of this profile,
including education, work experience and developer information,
you need to be logged in and have a subscription.
Tweets
Sean's upcoming trainings
No events
Sean's past online trainings
No events
Sean's blog posts
0
comment
comment
on 6/3/2014 8:58 PM
I've been involved with World Singles for about five years now, about three and a half years as a full-time engineer. The project was a green field rewrite of a dating system the company had evolved over about a decade that, back in 2009, was running on C[...]
0
comment
comment
on 5/20/2014 11:42 PM
cf.Objective() is over for another year and the reactions I've seen were all very positive. As a long-time member of the Steering Committee, that makes me very happy. This is the first time I've ever missed cf.Objective(). Yes, I've attended eight of the [...]
0
comment
comment
on 2/13/2014 11:03 PM
A very short post, partly as a reminder for my future self. Check out the following Leiningen plugins:
lein-ancient - analyzes your project.clj and lets you know which dependencies are out of date.
lein-exec - directly execute Clojure code snippets, or w[...]
0
comment
comment
on 1/31/2014 3:01 PM
I've been an advocate of diversity in IT for a long time. I'm very pleased to work in a company that has an above average ratio of female to male employees, as well as very diverse cultural backgrounds amongst our staff. In most tech communities, diversi[...]
0
comment
comment
on 1/31/2014 8:59 AM
clojure.java.jdbc 0.3.3 is a minor bug fix release:
JDBC-89 - calling query with a bare SQL string no longer causes an exception (or a crash with some drivers!).
JDBC-87 - metadata-result is no longer lazy by default, and accepts :row-fn and :result-set-[...]
Developer tags
- f# × 45
- c# × 31
- haskell × 21
- javascript × 13
- java × 8
- c++ × 6
- ocaml × 6
- python × 6
- scala × 5
- wpf × 5
- clojure × 4
- websharper × 4
- asp.net mvc × 3
- concurrent × 3
- scripting × 3
- unix × 3
- .net × 2
- attribute grammar × 2
- c × 2
- cabal × 2
- denotational design × 2
- ffi × 2
- formal verification × 2
- functional × 2
- html × 2
- lisp × 2
- machine learning × 2
- packaging × 2
- php × 2
- seo × 2
- sql × 2
- teaching × 2
- translation × 2
- type systems × 2
- web × 2
- web development × 2
- . × 1
- akka × 1
- arrows × 1
- asp.net × 1
- avl (& lbs) × 1
- boo × 1
- business × 1
- c/c++ × 1
- categories × 1
- cloud × 1
- common lisp × 1
- copywrite × 1
- css × 1
- cto × 1
- darcs × 1
- dart × 1
- ddd × 1
- dependency injection × 1
- design × 1
- design patterns × 1
- devexpress × 1
- devops × 1
- dsl design × 1
- dsls × 1
- elm × 1
- erlang × 1
- functional reactive programming × 1
- generic × 1
- go × 1
- gpu × 1
- http × 1
- idris × 1
- ios development × 1
- joomla × 1
- jquery/html5/css3 × 1
- link building × 1
- linq × 1
- lua × 1
- metaprogramming × 1
- natural language processing × 1
- numerical computation × 1
- painter × 1
- parallel (& concurrent prog.) × 1
- parallelism × 1
- parser combinators × 1
- passion × 1
- performance × 1
- perl × 1
- photographer × 1
- rest × 1
- ruby × 1
- s/w testing × 1
- silverlight × 1
- social networker × 1
- sockets (tcp) × 1
- software design & architecture × 1
- software development × 1
- solution design × 1
- system programming × 1
- technology × 1
- therapy baths of colorado × 1
- travel × 1
- unit testing × 1
- vb.net × 1
- vps hosting × 1
- wcf × 1
- website creation × 1
- wordpress hosting × 1
- writing × 1
- xamarin × 1
![]() |
Copyright (c) 2011-2012 IntelliFactory. All rights reserved. Home | Products | Consulting | Trainings | Blogs | Jobs | Contact Us | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Cookie Policy |
Built with WebSharper |