A trivial Stack implementation in Clojure using Protocols (here, via @ghoseb) -- Short and sweet, thanks to the new features in Clojure 1.2
Do you use Clojure, even a little? Then take the "State of Clojure, Summer 2010" survey! (here, via @cemerick) -- Do as he says... I hope we'll all get to see the results :)
well tiobe is very relative but clojure is pos 16, higher than groovy, scala, jruby etc.. (here, via @jneira) -- Unfortunately Clojure is not in the list individually, but grouped together with other lisps, so it is hard to say where Clojure would be on its own. But I know for sure it'd be moving up!
Test data in #clojure with #faker. Generate fake names, text, addresses, emails, phone nums, etc. (here, via @paraseba) -- This is a port of Ruby's Faker library. Its usage is self-explanatory [clj](ns test
(:use faker.name faker.lorem))
(def n (take 10 (names)))
(def p (take 10 (paragraphs))) [/clj]
Did you know how to comment code in #clojure ? (here, via @kotarak) -- I personally thought I did. It turns out I was wrong. This is another excellent post in the series "Did you know...?" from @kotarak.
CUFP #clojure tutorial outline complete. Come solve some real world problems with me using #cloujure, #incanter, and more! (here, via @abedra) -- This is for the Commercial Users of Functional Programming conference to take place in on October 1st-2nd in Baltimore.
Come join us at the next #ChicagoClojure 6/16. Topic, what's new in 1.2 presented by @polgardy (here, via @jhirn) -- 6pm.
Seattle Clojure folk: Seajure meeting tomorrow at 7pm. Be prepared. (here, via @technomancy)