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Brett Rowberry

@brettrowberry·Joined September 2021

Husband, dad, manager, functional programmer, and DIYer

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I like programming (at work) and learning for fun. You'll often find me cooking and working on my house in my spare time.

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I like programming (at work) and learning for fun. You'll often find me cooking and working on my house in my spare time.

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Brett Rowberry's blogs

Brett Rowberry’s Blogbrettrowberry.com38 posts

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BRBrett Rowberryinbrettrowberry.com·Jul 29 · 4 min read

When is Credit Card Cash Back Worth its Fee?

I have a credit card that offers cash back on purchases. Credit cards provide a time buffer between when a charge is incurred and when funds leave the checking account paying it off. This helps avoid

BRBrett Rowberryinbrettrowberry.com·Jul 15 · 2 min read

Early Read on Kotlin Community

I want to get into the Kotlin community to accelerate my learning. Where should I go? Well, this was handy, https://kotlinlang.org/community/. I went through each of these resources. Unless stated oth

BRBrett Rowberryinbrettrowberry.com·Jun 25 · 1 min read

Hello, Kotlin!

We're switching from Clojure to Kotlin at work. Is that good? I don't know yet! Here are some things I love about Clojure: its incredible REPL EDN keywords maps with heterogeneous keys and values

BRBrett Rowberryinbrettrowberry.com·Apr 17 · 3 min read

Vertical Tabs in Chrome

I've been using Arc Browser for a long time. Why? Because I love vertical tabs in my browser. They allow me to read more of each tab's title when I have a lot of tabs. What Are Vertical Tabs? Tabs are

BRBrett Rowberryinbrettrowberry.com·Nov 6, 2025 · 2 min read

Transpose a Matrix in Clojure

Imagine rows of letters, numbers, and Greek letters: [[:a :b] [:1 :2] [:alpha :beta]] Now, you want to transpose them. You started with a vector of vectors. Clojure's map function is pretty amazing