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.

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->) […]

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 […]