Strange Loop Talk – Triplestore Testing (here, via @planetclojure) -- Cool, the Clojure talks at Strange Loop start trickling in. This one is about testing the performance of queries to a tiplestore using the cloud, with clojure and incanter and other cool tools.
@unclebobmartin's "Failure of State" presentation makes me want to run home and read my "Programming Clojure" book right now. (via @adomokos) -- Uncle Bob is a relentless promoter of Clojure :)
Guy Steele recommended Clojure for programmers who want to broaden their horizons. #strangeloop (via @benatkin) -- He probably said the same about Fortress, his new language, but this is good enough!
Schedule posted for #clojureconj. Pls ignore wonky CSS (here, via @stuartsierra) -- The wonky CSS is wonky no more, by the way...
Started working on a leiningen plug-in to make SOAPing from Clojure easier (here, via @jamesaley)
My expression problem talk: "I liked two things about this" Review (here, via @chrishouser) -- The slides are here. A bunch of tweeters highlighted this talk as one of the most enlightening of Strange Loop. The slides are really good enough so that you can follow them without a speaker.
Getting to know Clojure, Leiningen and Lazytest (here, via @davevay) -- This article is narrates first foray info clojure of its authors, using a simple example and a good set of tools for it, leiningen and Lazytest. It explains how each piece works in making development as painless as possible. It is an interesting read if you're interested in Lazytest too.
Erlang generic servers and supervisors in clojure (here, via @jneira) -- Erlang gerneric servers and supervisors concepts ported to Clojure via Jobim. These two concepts form Erlang help you build reliable distributed systems. This article explain how they are implemented in Clojure via Jobim.