- Instructions to use Clojure + Seesaw for webapp
(via @thebusby) —
If you’re building Swing applications with Clojure and Seesaw and you want to publish them on a web page, this article describes the steps you need to take.
- Clojure Contracts.. looks very interesting..
(via @MacbethIII) —
Here is a tutorial on how to use the newly announced clojure-contracts library, that provides excellent error messages, adding functionality to the standard :pre and :post checks.
- Clojure STM - What? Why? How?
(via @condotti) —
A gentle introduction to how Clojure’s Software Transactional Memory works.
- Introducing Light Table - a new IDE
(via @ibdknox) —
If ClojureScript needed a killer app, this is it. Built in 6 days, 6. Chris Granger is no stranger to building IDEs (program manager for Visual Studio, or somethign like that) and has always expressed interest in building a better IDE. In this post Chris shows his early prototype that has caused many jaws to drop around the interwebs, people to drool, and many to say “please, take my money”. Light Table will initially support ClojureScript and JavaScript, runs inside the browser, and does everythign it can to make you very productive by allowing you to focus on the function at hand and it’s related functions, their documentation, and even explain to you how your code will run as you type. If you haven’t watched the video yet, beware and protect your jaw, and then proceed to learn about its immediate future
- My first one hundred days of Clojure
(via @niclas_meier) —
I always like to sprinkle the intertweets with some newbie user experiences…
- A PDF generation library in #Clojure
(via @IsaGoksu) —
This library wraps iText and generates nice PDF files out of clojure data structures.
- awesome, Clojure 1.3 -> 1.4 changes
(via @rplevy) —
The release of Clojure 1.4 has been cut, and unless I have missed something, it will be announced soon. Time to start testing with Clojure 1.5.0-master-SNAPSHOT