- A Sudoku solver (here, via @jneira) — This is a re-interpretation of Peter Norvig’s sudoku solver in Clojure (instead of Python).
- This seems like a nice website for getting #clojure updates – http://disclojure.org/ (via @markhneedham) — I wholeheartedly agree!
- New chapter added to Clojure in Action by @amitrathore in MEAP! (here, via @ManningBooks)
- Clojuresque 1.1.0 released (here, via @kotarak) — Now with the examples updated to use clojars.org! Clojuresque is a Clojure plugin for Gradle, a build tool based on Groovy.
- Life1D – Putting the Clojure hat back on (here, via @LauJensen) — Lau previously ventured into the new territory of J (the language). Now in this last article he brings back some of the lessons learned –and the new brain cell connections established while learning J– into Clojure. Both articles are worth a read to expand your mind.
- (reduce + (map #(Math/pow % %) [3 4 3 5])) (via @fogus) — Trust me, it’ll make sense once you read Lau’s article.
- Learning the ‘apply’ function (here, via @markhneedham) — Mark walks us through his discovery of ‘apply’ and its uses.
