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Intuitive versus Reasoning Programmers

During the last year I’ve been helping run a monthly series of dojos for the London Clojure User Group. In the course of it I have had the chance to watch a lot of people grapple with functional...

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Why I’m finding Clojurescript underwhelming

I noticed Clojurescript in Github before the big announcement and thought it was an interesting idea. I am a big fan in general about having a Clojure syntax that compiles to Javascript. As a platform...

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January’s London Clojure Dojo

January meant Battleships. More specifically battling battleships. Five teams created players and duked it out during the dojo with a tremendously narrow margin of victory. So what did we learn? Well...

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EuroClojure 2012 Day 1

So there were definitely two big themes in the talks on the first day of the conference. The first has been about how to use event-based systems to create flexible aggregate data models. All speakers...

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EuroClojure Day 2

Okay so this post maybe happening a little later than Friday but in my defence there were some excellent conversations to go with the after-conference drinks. Day 2 featured two talks by Rich Hickey, I...

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London Clojure Maze solver dojo

Last month we had another team code competition, this time centered around writing code that trys to solve a maze. Clojure seems quite apt for creating these kind of challenges as it has a lot of...

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Horses for courses: choosing Scala or Clojure

So one of the questions after my recent talk trying to compare Scala and Clojure (something that I suspect is going to be an ongoing project as I hone the message and the tone) was about whether the...

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A batteries included Clojure web stack

Inspired by the developer experience of the Play framework as well as that of Django and Ruby on Rails I’ve been giving some thought to what a “batteries included” experience might be for Clojure web...

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Leiningen doesn’t compile Protocols and Records

I don’t generally use records or protocols in my Clojure code so the fact that Clojure compiler doesn’t seem to detect changes in the function bodies of either took me by surprise recently. Googling...

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Getting started with Riemann stream processing

Riemann is a great application for dealing with event processing but it doesn’t have a lot of documentation or newbie friendly tutorials. There are some cool pictures that explain the principles of the...

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Clojure versus Java: Why use Clojure?

I just gave an introductory talk to Clojure and one of the questions after the event was when would a Java programmer might want to switch to using Clojure? Well Java is a much more complex language...

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Clojure Exchange 2013: Tommy Hall on Concurrency versus Parallelism

One of the really interesting talks at Clojure Exchange 2013 was one by Tommy Hall with the (not good) title You came for the concurrency, right?. The talk had two main threads. It served as a helpful...

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Clojurescript: is it any better yet?

A while ago I wrote about how Clojurescript was a square peg being hammered into a non-existent hole to complete indifference by everyone. So has anything changed? Well Clojurescript has continued to...

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Clojurescript at London FunctionalJS

At the January’s London FunctionalJS meetup the technology under discussion and use was Clojurescript. There was an introduction to the language basics from Thomas Kristensen of Forward, which was...

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London Clojure unconference July 2014 report

For the first session I was interested in trying to continue the discussion about the Clojure “sweet spot” we had had on the mailing list. But there was only a smattering of interest so we rolled it up...

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Transducers at the November London Clojure Dojo 2014

One of the topics for the November ThoughtWorks dojo was transducers (something I’ve looked at before and singularly failed to get working). Tranducers will be coming to clojure.core in 1.7, the code...

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Creating Javascript with Clojure

This post is an accompaniment to my lightning talk at Clojure Exchange 2014 and is primarily a summary with lots of links to the libraries and technologies mentioned in the presentation. The first step...

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Data wrangling with Clojure

Clojure is a great language for wrangling data that is either awkwardly-sized or where data needs to be drawn from and stored in different locations. What does awkward-sized data mean? I am going to...

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Clojure Exchange 2016

At one point during this year's Clojure Exchange I was reflecting on the numerous problems and setbacks there had been in organising the 2016 exchange with Bruce Durling and he simply replied: "Yeah it...

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