Today in the Intertweets (Feb 22nd Ed)

  • My new clojure project is now up http://github.com/tashafa/nozzle Let me know what you think (via @ashafa) — Nozzle is a Clojure library for streaming statuses from the “Twitter Streaming API.”
  • pushed full rewrite of cascading-clojure to master this morning. co-authors @mmcgrana @nathanmarz (here, via @bradfordcross)
  • New chapter 4 for Clojure in Action: Polymorphism with Multimethods (here, via @ManningBooks)
  • Third draft of new #Clojure testing framework (here, via @stuartsierra) — This time with documentation, so you don’t have to read all the code to figure out how it works ;)
  • clojureql redesigned (here, via @wmacgyver) — ClojureQL, a clojure library for interacting with SQL databases is up for a re-design of it’s query DSL. This article explains what the changes are. The end result seems much cleaner.
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4 Comments to “Today in the Intertweets (Feb 22nd Ed)”

  1. closingclojure 22 February 2010 at 11:58 pm #

    I really dont see any need for clojure or any new language . I can understand the need only of that task cannnot be done easily in java.A new language Haa!! It is doomed for failure.

  2. closingclojure 23 February 2010 at 12:01 am #

    And particularily I have observed that clojure is being promoted by those laggards who could not do well to learn ans work on advanced java. They just want to get hits on their website so that people might think they are geeks while infact they dont even know how to code but just want to show off in presentations :)

  3. tbatchelli 23 February 2010 at 12:10 am #

    @closingclojure: Thanks for stopping by.

  4. andres 23 February 2010 at 2:49 am #

    @closingclojure: no need really, so don’t come back :)


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