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URL lib, parallel core.logic, the cljs compiler deconstructed, learning clojure, and cljs-clj bi-di comm via http. — Mar 28

  • Urly, our #clojure library that unifies URL/URI parsing and manipulation, got many improvements recently (via @ClojureWerkz) —

    Deals with relative URLs, something that the Java counterpart doesn’t do.

  • Parallel logic programming (via @jimduey) —

    Make core.logic scale to multiple processors via Java 7’s fork-join parallel programming facilities.

  • Emblogginated: "Compiling Clojure to JavaScript, pt. 3 - The Himera Model" (via @fogus) —

    If you deconstruct a compiler you end up with a bunch of modules organized in a pipeline. Who cares where these modules are executed, rigth? They could be anywhere. They could be in the cloud! So here, Himera, provides compilation as a service. But in all reality, you can do a lot more with it. There is even a podcaset interview for this event.

  • The Newbie's Guide to Learning Clojure (via @hnfirehose) —

    Every now and then we get a blog post with the latest and greatest resources for learning Clojure. This is the latest of these blog posts. Keep them coming – every 6 months or so.

  • Lazy-seqs From Database With Clojure Korma (via @paulosuzart) —

    Migrate 900K db entries from MySQL to Postgress with Korma, a few minutes of coding, and lazy sequences.

  • Released: clj-browserchannel-demo - cross-browser, bi-directional communication in #clojurescript & #clojure app (via @thegeez) —

    Cross browser, bi-directional communication between ClojureScript and Clojure with BrowserChannel. “A BrowserChannel simulates a bidirectional socket over HTTP. It is the basis of the Gmail Chat IM connections to the server”.

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