How Clojure Saved Our Office
summary
Company builds open-source Holdybot in Clojure/ClojureScript with Luminus and shadow-cljs, deploys it for more than six months. The app single-click assigns limited resources (example: 10 parking slots) by maintaining per-person points and awarding the least-used people each morning, emits email/Slack/Teams notifications, shows analytics, and adds desk-sharing with owner-granted pool slots. Result: reservations and micromanagement vanish, measurable fairness replaces disputes, and the production system works for daily office use.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:55Parking problem origins
- 3:19Holy Board demo
- 7:11Desk management solution
- 10:21ClojureScript insights
- 14:53Why ClojureScript excels
- 16:17Community appreciation
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