Open QuillPusher opened 5 months ago
Hello @maximusron Vassil suggested that you'd be an excellent candidate to review/contribute to this blog post 🚀 Please have a look 😎
some meta comments
Thanks @davidlange6 for the insights. Please see the latest commit to review the requested changes.
@maximusron I've added you as a collaborator to my fork of the website (branch: interop_blog_post) in case you would like to directly make edits to the post. Any feedback would help
@maximusron ping.
@QuillPusher I have made some edits, can you send me the invite again?
@QuillPusher I have made some edits, can you send me the invite again?
@maximusron Invite sent 👍 let me know if it works
Thanks @maximusron for the changes.
@vgvassilev requested changes have been made. Please see if this looks good overall CC: @davidlange6
Hello @davidlange6 Did you get a chance to have a look at this? It is in much better shape than before 😅
i did, but unfortunately the text is now very circular and difficult to understand what was accomplished or enabled. I do not yet have a clear idea of how to progress with it. But I have three suggestions
Thanks @davidlange6 , I'll look at this with fresh eyes to review the flow
@maximusron , can you spot a suitable code example:
add a simple but real example of code that is now supported that wasn't before
P.s., @maximusron does the example presented in the paper qualify, or have you come across a better option?
@QuillPusher Yes this example should work, it is the more simple example
Thanks @aaronj0 😎
Hello @davidlange6 Kindly review the following changes:
High Level Blog Post to introduce to Language Interoperability, based on the following Paper:
"Efficient and Accurate Automatic Python Bindings with cppyy & Cling" (https://arxiv.org/pdf/2304.02712.pdf)
Date of the Blog is kept as the Date that the paper was published on. Later we can share this post on LinkedIn etc, using a #tbt (ThrowBack Thursday) or Feature Highlight type post
tested on localhost: