- ClojureScript One screencast (@stuartsierra) — Ooooo! ClojureScript One now comes with a nifty screencast! Look’s like we’ve come a long way in terms of tooling for ClojureScript, which is a very very good thing in my book. Be careful though, since watching this video may result in sleepless nights of coding…
- Using Hadoop and HBase with Clojure (via @hnfirehose) — This tweet has a high buzzword/word ratio, and for a good reason: it explains how to build a log analyzer that can quickly deal with gigabytes of logs, all in Clojure.
- Clojure on CloudFoundry (via @Sunng) — “As you may know, CloudFoundry is an opensource PaaS backed by VMWare. Java, Ruby and Nodejs are officially supported. As a JVM language, clojure is born to be also available on this platform, although it’s not listed.” Clojure everywhere!
- Clojure/West early bird registration ends in 1 week (via @puredanger) — Get on it! Take a look at the scheduled talks, in case you’re not yet convinced.
- Netz – Clojure Neural Network Library. (via @nickewing) — It’s not enough that Rich Hickey is asking all of us to think. It’s time to make computers think too!
- What makes #clojure different? (via @chlalanne) — I know, I know, preaching to the choir. But maybe forward it to those friends looking for a language to broaden their minds?
- #clojure 1.4 alpha 4 released. (pmbauer) — Good time to remind everyone that Clojure keeps chugging along.
- wow, clojure is tiny compared to jruby and jython! (via @killerswan) — Just to clarify, this tweet refers to the size of the language implementation, not any other attribute. The tl;dr version? Clojure has 50,095 loc, and JRuby 196,762
- Clojure/West early bird registration $450 ends January 20th (via @ClojureWest) — Today is Clojure/West day, since the speakers-to-be have been notified about the acceptance (or refusal) of their abstracts, so twitter seemed full of happy clojurians (the unhappy ones must have kept their ire private). Now it is a good time to register before the conference gets more expensive.
- Where my Clojure plays with protocols, multimethods and the SICP (via @yueliufeeds) — Implementing the OO ideas in SICP using Protocols and then using those objects via higher-order functions.
- Intro to Clojure-clr: Creating a UI with Windows.Forms. (via @rippinrobr) — Quite detailed article on how to build GUIs with Clojure-clr and .NET. Keep them coming, the CLR needs some Clojure love!
- ClojureScript One (via @fogus) — From the left field comes this awesome project set to make ClojureScript, in one fell swoop, much more approachable. A set of tools, libraries, working code and comprehensive wiki. You should be all set to start coding. Go check it out!
- Lexical vs Dynamic scope in clojure (via @amugessi) — This article dissects Clojure’s scoping rules, which might be surprising to some Lispers.
- Web Application Development with Clojure – Part 1 (via @planetclojure) — A well written and detailed part 1 of a tutorial on writing a blog in Clojure, using some of the usual suspect libraries. Great article for newbies and to convert friends!
