I’ve made a short “welcome” video for a new Clojure Concurrency series. You can find it on YouTube: https://youtu.be/LKomnPz4Kek. Starting with this episode I probably won’t make a separate blog post for each episode. Instead, I’ll attach all notes to the Clojure Tip of the Day screencast page.
Read MoreClojure Tip of the Day – Episode 7: clj-refactor
Another episode of Clojure Tip of the Day screencast is out. Videon on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PHWV-z_jTw Source code on GitHub. This episode will show you how to use following clj-refactor refactorings: cljr-add-project-dependency cljr-add-require-to-ns cljr-extract-function cljr-create-fn-from-example cljr-introduce-let cljr-expand-let cljr-move-to-let clojure-convert-collection-to-vector cljr-thread-last-all cljr-unwind cljr-unwind-all Make sure to also check a great clj-refactor Reference Sheet by PurelyFunctional. PS: […]
Read MoreDefn Podcast Episode 30 – Bruce Hauman
This is a summary of the defn podcast interview with Bruce Hauman. Once again, it’s been a great and long episode where Ray and Vijay talked to Bruce Hauman. You’ll find my notes below. These are my notes to help me quickly review the key information. I might have misinterpreted something. I encourage you to […]
Read MoreDefn Podcast Episode 30 – Zach Tellman
This is a summary of the defn podcast interview with Zach Tellman. It was a wonderful 30th episode of the defn podcast where they interviewed Zach Tellman. As is so often the case with Zach’s talks, it’s a great discussion full of insights. I usually take personal notes for many podcasts that I listen to […]
Read MoreClojure Tip of the Day – Episode 6: How To Reload Multimethod Definition
A new episode of Clojure Tip of the Day screencast is out. This is a short episode showing how to reload defmulti definition if you need to change the dispatch function. Video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEAb1SoVMJ8 Source code on GitHub: 006_multimethods_reload.clj
Read MoreClojure Tip of the Day – Episode 5: Threading Macros: part 2 – some->, some->>, cond->, cond->>
Today, I’ve published a follow-up for the previous episode showing the remaining 4 Clojure threading macros: some->, some->>, cond->, and cond->>. The episode is on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgu3jT1YI_U The source code is on GitHub in the same file as the previous episode.
Read MoreClojure Tip of the Day – Episode 4: Threading Macros: part 1 – thread-first, thread-last, thread-as
After a long break, I’ve finally recorded another episode of the Clojure Tip of The Day screencast. I’ve spent last month or so by revisiting my goals for the next year and I want to bring more consistency to my blog and other creative activities. This episode is about thread-first (->), thread-last (->>), and thread-last (as->) […]
Read MoreClojure Tip of the Day – Episode 3: Threading Macros Tracing
The third episode of my Clojure Tip of the Day screencast is out. You can find the video on YouTube: Clojure Tip of the Day – Episode 3: Threading macros tracing The episode shows a quick “debugging” technique using the println function to print intermediate values flowing through the threading macros to the standard output. TL;DR For […]
Read MoreClojure Tip of the Day – Episode 2: Cider Enlighten Mode
The new episode of my Clojure Tip of the Day screencast is out. You can find the video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/tCu2AewBTR4 The episode covers the cider-enlighten-mode. This mode can be used to quickly show values of local symbols and return values of functions in real time. Unfortunately, the feature is not available in ClojureScript buffers. Notice, that unlike for cider-debugger […]
Read MoreLambdUp Functional Meetup in Prague
There’s going to be a very interesting functional meetup LambdUp in Prague (CZ) on 6th December 2017 organized by Blueberry. I first heard about the event from Eric Normand at Clojure/conj 2017 in Baltimore. It’s not a coincidence that Eric is also one of the speakers invited to the meetup: Eric Normand – A theory of […]
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