Posted by Jason Morrison | Dec 27th, 2007
In my last term at RIT, I took a course titled Innovation and Invention with Dr. Jon Schull. It was rather experimental, with a breakneck pace and minimal organization that was both highly productive and rewarding. It has continued to flourish, and has significant overlap with the new Collaboratorium at RIT.
<p>As part of this course, I worked on a multitouch display (see my <a href="http://touch.tumblr.com">project...
Posted by Jason Morrison | Dec 27th, 2007
I gave a talk in January 2007 for my Language Processors and Compiler Construction course at RIT on Rockit, a parser generator library for Ruby. I touched on versions 0.3.8 and 0.7.2, which are GLR and PEG driven, respectively.
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Posted by Jason Morrison | Dec 27th, 2007
I gave a talk at RubyConf 2006, detailing my project for the Google Summer of Code 2006. I worked on type inference for the purpose of code completion in the Ruby Development Tools Eclipse plugin with Chris Williams as my mentor. Chris has gone on to work with Aptana on RadRails.
<p>You can read the <a href="http://soc.jayunit.net/">archives of my project blog</a>.</p>
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Posted by Jason Morrison | Dec 27th, 2007
I gave a talk at our second Rochester on Rails meetup in January 2006 that is an entry-level introduction to Rails (circa 1.13) . It covers the history, reasons you may use it in a project, and basic architecture of Rails.
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Posted by Jason Morrison | Dec 27th, 2007
I gave a talk at our second Rochester on Rails meetup in January 2006 that gives a brief and basic introduction to the syntax of Ruby 1.8, along with a few nice language features.
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Posted by Jason Morrison | Dec 26th, 2007
I’ve installed Mephisto to try and organize my thoughts and projects. We’ll see how this goes!
<p>My old content is available at <a href="/about">About</a>.</p>