clojureD 2016
who it's for
clojure developers, backend engineers, software architects, data scientists using Clojure, build engineers, creative coders, programming language researchers
topics
OpenCL/OpenGL GPU integration; OpenCV marker decoding; ClojureScript websockets visualization; morphogen DSL and STL export; component library lifecycle management; pipelines-as-code build server; Mesos/Marathon job spawning; Gorilla REPL notebook workflow; transducers with vector-of-maps pipelines; Prismatic Schema for validation; Unlimited Register Machine DSL; Gödelization and universality
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Creative Clojure | Karsten Schmidt | 38m |
Clojure and Clojurescript power concrete creative systems: a custom computer‑vision marker system produces 750,000 printed lap tags decoded with OpenCV and a… | ||
| Is Clojure an acceptable Lisp? | Hans Hübner | 31m |
Argues that Common Lisp keeps homoiconicity and REPL-driven development with full dynamic scope, condition handlers and CLOS with a CLOS metaobject protocol… | ||
| Growing Clojure Systems. From Functions to Microservices | Marcin Bilski | 30m |
Claim: grow a Clojure system by starting with small pure functions and only moving to separate processes once the architecture stabilizes. Uses the functions →… | ||
| Build Pipelines as Code: Build your own build server w/ Clojure | Florian Sellmayr | 24m |
Demonstrates building a build server in Clojure by creating a small library called lambda cd that treats pipelines as executable code (lists of functions) and… | ||
| Doing data science with Clojure: the ugly, the sad, the joyful | Simon Belak | 26m |
Argues for a fast exploratory workflow that aims for answers in under two minutes or at most under twenty minutes, using modified Gorilla REPL notebooks with… | ||
| Unlimited Register Machines, Gödelization and Universality | Tom Hall | 33m |
Defines an Unlimited Register Machine formalism and shows a working Clojure DSL and interpreter that executes URM programs, adds convenience instructions… | ||
| Type Your Data! | Michael Sperber | 27m |
Argues that Clojure benefits from using types to drive design via the PLT program by design workflow, demonstrates translating noun-and-field data analysis… | ||
| Dependency Management in Clojure | Holger Schauer | 26m |
Shows concrete patterns for reducing coupling in Clojure: using higher-order functions and factory closures to inject behavior at setup time, a simple service… | ||
| Conversational Computing: How Okasaki proved McCarthy right again | Michiel Trimpe | 30m |
Claim: combining McCarthy's Elephant 2000 with Okasaki-style persistent data structures yields conversational computing — systems built from sequences of… | ||
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