Today in the Intertweets (July 5th Ed)

  • #clojure netty adapter for ring just showed up. Should be usable in #compojure too (here, via @wmacgyver) — Netty is a NIO-based event-driven framework that, amongst other protocols, it handles HTTP. This project hooks the fast the HTTP support in Netty into Ring.
  • Clojure: Ein pragmatisches Lisp für die JVM (here, via @heisedc) — Heise Developer publishes an article from Stefan Tilkov about Clojure. The article is titled “Clojure: A pragmatic lisp for the JVM”
  • Uploaded the Pune Clojure Course outline slides. May not be useful standalone. (here, via @ghoseb)
  • Finally pushed my work-in-progress #clojure wrapper for #cassandra (would love feedback) (here, via @trptcolin) — Cassandra is a highly-scallable dristributed DB opensourced by Facebook. This project wraps the Thrift API to interact with the database. This is work in progress.
  • Replaced the core data structure (mutable, Java) used by one of the hottest loops I’ve got w/ an immutable clojure deftype. Equivalent perf! (here, via @cemerick) — woo hoo!
  • State of the semi-vaporous Lazytest (here, via @stuartsierra) — Stuart wrote clojure.test some time ago. After seeing its use in the wild, he saw some problems with it.  He is now writing Lazytest with the idea of creating a new testing framework without the flaws of clojure.test. This article outlines where is Lazytest today.
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