• Installed elein for the first time today: elein-reswank is a life-saver. (here, via @semperos) -- That's a nice treat (if you're using Emacs, that is). An Emacs package that let's you easily run leiningen tasks.
  • learned a new trick at #jrubyconf.. got some clojure in my ruby - how awesome is that! (here, via @igrigorik) -- What's all that code without parentheses?! Argh, my eyes!! (joking, in case that wasn't clear)
  • Getting started with #Clojure in 3 Minutes (here, via @charliegriefer) -- We're now down to 3 minutes? Not bad. But that's not fair because it's using Leiningen; some of us had to manually compile clojure and then transcribe it to JVM-bytecode punchcards, ya know?
  • Playing around with a toy type checker with #clojure #logic (here, via @ambrosebs) -- I think I like this new trend of announcing projects via gisting some code...
  • #clojure @unclebobmartin: "Functional languages are in the ascendancy, and Clojure is the best of the current batch" (here, via @jmeydam) -- This is an interview belonging to a series on the 10th anniversary of the Agile Manifesto, of which Robert Marting (a.k.a. Uncle Bob) was one of the signers. In the same series there is also an interview with Brian Marick, another of the manifesto signers, now a clojurian (amongst other things) and author of Midje, a testing framework for Clojure.