Published (finally) a Clojure app to get twitts from your account and push them to MySQL database (here, via @b0j3) -- An interesting (brave) way of this author to learn clojure, by building a twitter app and using a database. Whatever happened to SICP? The interesting thing for me is that the author is using yet another library to access twitter? How many are there?
Again, another #clojure #wallpaper done in GIMP (no PS installed :/) (here, via @dsp_) -- Don't click that link yet... read below first.
Turns out that #clojure logo shouldn't be used in derivate works, deleting the wallpapers from twitpoic. (via @dsp_) -- Awwwwww!
Look at my Software Transactional Memory implementation for Cocoa/Obj-C. Based on Clojure's. Still experimental (here, via @aramallo) -- Rich Hickey is a trend-setter.
Webjureなんてフレームワークもあるのか (here, via @bojovs) -- Webjure is yet another Clojure-based simple web framework.
#circumspec #inferior-lisp #clojure and #slime (video) (here, via @stuarthalloway) -- This video is awesome in many ways. Shows a mini-browser that lets you use a web-browser to navigate your code dynamically. Shows a cool emacs configuration. Finally, it shows how Circumspec looks today. And it looks awesome :). Watch. It.
Conjure 0.4がリリースされたらしい (here, via @bojovs) -- Conjure (a Rails-like web framework for Clojure) 0.4 has been released.
Would be really interested in seeing feedback on this musing about #clojureand dependency injection (here, via @puredanger) -- How to do dependency injection in Clojure (or is it needed at all?)
Are you ready for a Bay Area Clojure Bootcamp? Cast your vote now! (here, via @disclojure) -- Amit Rathore, author of "Clojure in Action" and founder of the BA-CUG is asking "How much would you pay to attend a day long Clojure boot-camp?". Go ahead and vote!
Vote up, if you want to see how to use tools like #ant #clojure and #hadoop in the cloud (here, via @jclouds) -- Another pool: if you leave in or around San Francisco, you like Clojure and know that there are more clouds than the ones in the sky, you might want to vote for JClouds to present at the SFJUG (and then attend, of course!)
Episode 13 is up - inferring information (here, via @fulldisclojure) -- This episode from @fulldisclojure is about writing an inference engine in clojure. Pretty intense.
Clojure + Emacs (here, via @mdelaurentis) -- A compilation of ways to interact with the Clojure REPL from Emacs