Today in the Intertweets (Jan 26th Ed)
- [InfoQ]Presentation: Event-Driven Programming in Clojure (via @skrlatica) — This is the video of Zach Tellman’s excellent talk on working asynchronously in Clojure.
- Creating a custom map type in Clojure (via @david_mcneil) — This is very interesting. This gist shows you how you can build typed maps in clojure, including building them from literals (in Clojure 1.3).
- Wrote a bit about project automation and the poison of nondeterminism in Leiningen (via @technomancy) — This is an excellent write-up about what makes build automation sometimes unreliable, listing the worst offender parts of this automations, the reason why they make the process unreliable and ways to solve this issue in leiningen.
- Clojure sparks LISP usage in the enterprise. Am I right? Wrong? Comments, please (via @JWVerity) — It is interesting to see how Clojure is permeating the Enterprise, to the point that IT magazines are picking up the trend. This article is for IT Software Community, and it explains the many ways Clojure is used in Enterprise settings.
