Today in the Intertweets (Oct 28th Ed.)

  • QOTD: “using Clojure on project euler problems feels like cheating” (via @superpants500) — indeed!
  • “Clojure in Action” is now available on MEAP (alpha) on manning.com (here, via @amitrathore and pretty much everyone else) — Get your copy while it is fresh here (you can save some $$ by using this coupon, valid until Nov 3rd)
  • From Java to Clojure Followup (here, via @citerus_se) — A followup to the excellent tutorial “From Java to Clojure” with optimizations suggested by @stuarthalloway

  • Compute the shortest path between two nodes of a weighted directed graph using Dijktra’s algorithm in Clojure (here, via @Kototamo) — also, this is yet another new blog dedicated to Clojure. The heat is on now — we expect lots of articles on clojure from you!
  • cascading-clojure will be open source soon, along with an all-clojure chef-like lib for cluster provisioning and admin (via @bradfordcross) — I have the feeling that a ton of folks can’t wait to get their hands on this project… Thank you guys!
  • A tail recursive QSort implementation in clojure from Chouser  (here, via @fogus)
  • The beginnings of Clojure deftype — feedback needed (here, via @fogus) — Simple and beautiful so far. I guess that’s because it is written in Clojure?!?
  • GuestVM: Running Java on Xen (no OS in the middle). Can we run clojure on this? (here, via @jhayworth) — good question! When will you get us an answer?
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