Re: Some unambitious kawa tools: kawa-devutil, geiser-kawa, ikawa, ikawa-binder

[Duncan Mak <duncanmak@gmail.com>]

Wow, super cool!

I look forward to trying some of them out this weekend!

On Fri, May 8, 2020 at 2:07 PM spellcard199 via Kawa <kawa@sourceware.org>
wrote:

> Hello. I just decided to take a break from the java world for now and
> since in
> the past months I've written some Kawa-development-related projects I'm
> sharing them here in case someone is interested in reading/using/improving
> them even in their current state.
>
> - kawa-devutil:
>     - url: http://gitlab.com/spellcard199/kawa-devutil
>     - license: MIT/Expat
>     - description: functionalities that other projects can use to implement
>       development tools for Kawa
>     - notes: all the projects below use kawa-devutil one way or another
>
> - geiser-kawa:
>     - url: http://gitlab.com/spellcard199/geiser-kawa
>     - license: BSD-3-Clause
>     - description: adds Kawa Scheme support to Emacs' Geiser Mode
>     - notes: Compared to swank-kawa.scm:
>         - has a lot less features
>         - has 1 more feature: (buggy) completion for:
>             - java packages
>             - java classes
>             - class fields
>             - class methods
>         - is written in Java using Kawa's Java API
>         - is easier to install: all you need is downloaded installing the
>           package from MELPA and using: M-x geiser-kawa-run
>
> A couple of projects I hacked together in the last couple of days:
>
> - ikawa:
>     - url: http://gitlab.com/spellcard199/ikawa
>     - license: Apache-2.0
>     - description: a minimal (233 lines of java) Jupyter notebook
>       kernel for Kawa Scheme
>     - notes: line count is a bit like cheating since most of the
>       functionalities are already implemented by its dependencies
>
> - ikawa-binder:
>     - url:  http://gitlab.com/spellcard199/ikawa-binder
>     - license: Apache-2.0
>     - description: follow the link in the README.md to open an
>       ikawa Jupyter notebook in the browser that runs on
>       mybinder.org (no installation needed)



-- 
Duncan.