Writing performant Java software often means controlling allocation patterns to prevent garbage collection. For example, a program for processing financial FIX messages in real-time might use a...
Articles by Todd Schiller
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Enforcing memory allocation patterns with an effect system
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Improving unit testing with data provenance
In an ideal world, each unit test would run in isolation. In practice, environment setup (e.g., database schema setup) is expensive, so it's common to share resources between tests. In the worst...
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Note Financial DSL resources
I've been creating an annotated collection of financial domain-specific language papers, talks, and webpages on the DSLFIN workshop resources page. Since it's become a bit unwieldy, I'll be...
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Note Financial DSL workshop at MODELS 2013
Information about the Workshop on Domain-Specific Languages for Financial Systems (DSLFIN).