Leiningen keeps getting better and better:
You can use leiningen to compile projects that use any version of clojure now thanks to @atosborne. 1.0 coming soon. (via @technomancy)
Updated the #leiningen powershell script (here, via @fyuryu) — this is necessary if you want to run leiningen on Windows(tm)
Clojure as a first progamming language? (here, via @hrjn_rss) — join [...]
There is a fairly good chance that we’ll have a MEAP before xmas (via @fogus) — For the uninitiated, this means that there is a second Clojure book coming from Manning and that an early version of this book will be available for (paid) download before xmas.
“-?>” works like #groovy’s safe deref “?.” (here, via [...]
For all you Clojurians and Lispers out there: click here (via @publicfarley) — How true!
Leiningen, the #clojure build tool, now installable via MacPorts (here, via @ieure) — Thanks!
#compojure’s route and html generation has been spinned out (here, via @wmacgyver) — James Reeves has spun out some parts of #compojure so that they can be used [...]
Finally blogged about Leiningen (here, via @technomancy) — The author of Leiningen writes about Leiningen, finally <– this is all I can come up with after all that turkey…
For those who are new to clojure: java -cp jline-0.9.91.jar:clojure.jar jline.ConsoleRunner clojure.lang.Repl (via @wmacgyver) — use this if you want proper line editing in the REPL
Unexpected high [...]
Happy Thanksgiving day for all who live in the US!
Scalable scraping in Clojure (here, via @antest) — A tutorial that builds a tool to monitor craigslist to find relevant posts and store them to disk. The interesting part is the architecture of the final application, which is quite scalable!
Emacs, Clojure and Windows (here, via [...]
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