Today in the Intertweets (Nov 30th Ed)

  • There is a fairly good chance that we’ll have a MEAP before xmas (via @fogus) — For the uninitiated, this means that there is a second Clojure book coming from Manning and that an early version of this book will be available for (paid) download before xmas.
  • “-?>” works like #groovy’s safe deref “?.” (here, via @wmacgyver) — also “->” is in 1.0, “->>” is in 1.1 and  ”-?>” is in clojure.contrib (via @wmacgyver) … hmmm
  • Idiomatic Clojure alternative solutions to the Wide-Finder project (here, via @timbray) — Native clojurers do it better
  • The Continuation Monad in Clojure, a tutorial (here, via @dewitt) — This is related to Jim Duey’s attempt to adding sessions to Compojure
  • Update on deftype and protocol in #clojure 1.1 (here, via @wmacgyver) — Protocols and Datatypes just keep getting better and better. It is nice to see Rich Hickey gets the community’s feedback into the language.
  • Roll call of production use of Clojure (here, via @redditspammor) — Hear from the folks who have Clojure projects in production.
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