- RubyLeaning.com: Clojure 101 — A New Course (here, via @devfunnel) — Do you want to learn Clojure in 4 weeks, and for free? Just for this time, this online course is free for all. Slated to start somewhere in April, and taught by @citizen428 and @ghoseb.
- Already 100 signups for the #clojure course at RubyLearning on the first day, seems like we have hit a nerve there. (via @citizen428)
- Stuart Halloway talks to RubyLearning’s #Clojure Course Participants (here, via @IndianGuru)
- Visualizing Maps Using #Incanter by @nakkaya (here, via @liebke) — Using the Incanter-processing library, the author plots geographical data on a map of Turkey.
- Tomorrow at 1930 we start monthly #Amsterdam #Clojure meetup. Proudly hosted by @sourcesense (via @neotyk)
- Design By Contract with Clojure (here, via @emcconne_reads) — Using the :pre and :post facilities of Clojure 1.1
- Context searching with clojure-opennlp (here, via @thnetos) — A follow-up article to this one in which the author introduces clojure-opennlp. In this new article, the author show how to perform more meaningful text searches by finding relevant words in the context of the searched text.
- ClojureでMagicPacket送信スクリプト作ってみました (here, via @___otabat___) — Roughly translates to: “tried to write a script to send a magic packet in Clojure”. A magic packet sent to a computer will wake it up if it is asleep and the network card supports “Wake on LAN”.
- #clojure memoize and the Rule of Three (here, via @kotarak) — About how to implement a version of memoize that supports different caching strategies, other than keeping all the values around forever (the behavior of cloure.core’s memoize impl). It is also a good article about structuring your code so it can be easily reused.
