SoundCloudCongratulations, you have a lot of code!"Congratulations, you have a lot of code!" Remedying Android’s method limit - Part 1
Remedying Android’s method limit and improving application health with regards to size by exploring what worked and what didn't, and sharing insights on using the tool's switch.
Jane StreetNo (functional) experience required
Introduction to Jane Street, a serious functional programming shop that extensively uses OCaml, a statically typed functional language.
Jane StreetIntroducing Incremental
A powerful library for building self-adjusting computations that can be updated efficiently when their inputs change.
Jane StreetConverting a code base from camlp4 to ppx
Migrating a code base from camlp4 to ppx, including translating the code source to the standard OCaml syntax with extension points and attributes
SoundCloudIntroducing Rate Limits
How SoundCloud introduces rate limits to support developers in building a thriving creative ecosystem.
SoundCloudNew playlist representations
Exploring a new approach to playlist representations with more efficient track object handling
SoundCloudApple's June 1 64-bit deadline
The blogpost discusses the 64-bit deadline set by Apple for App Store submissions and its impact on the SoundCloud API.
Jane StreetCPU Registers and OCaml
Understanding the relationship between CPU registers and faster code writing in OCaml.
Jane StreetReverse web proxy in ~50 lines of BASH
Creating a reverse web proxy using BASH in approximately 50 lines of code, with room for improvement.
Jane StreetBuilding a lower-latency GC
Improving the responsiveness of OCaml's garbage collector with lower-latency GC techniques.
Jane StreetFaster OCaml to C calls
A blogpost about undocumented performance features for interfacing C with OCaml.
Jane StreetWhy GADTs matter for performance
The importance of GADTs for performance improvement