Lightning Talks
summary
A quick roundup: a clj-test-containers wrapper starts real Postgres Docker containers from Clojure maps, wires credentials into Mount, works in REBL and tears containers down when the JVM exits; an OSC-driven spirograph built in a Clerk notebook accepts touch input, updates a reagent animation and audio in real time; a six‑degrees sketch names the pairs (code/data, time/data, data/form, code/form, time/form, time/code) and pushes schema‑on‑read and temporal schemas; legacy code untangling advocates inlining side effects to isolate pure cores; a final demo transforms recursion into tail form via continuations/trampolines to show how Clojure maps functional code to imperative execution.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 5:36"OSC fourieristic Spirograph" by Andrea Amantini
- 10:01"Six Degrees of Separation" by Malcolm Sparks and Alex Davis
- 14:48"Programminc UIs with Clerk" by Philippa Markovics
- 19:18"Untangling Spaghetti" by Michael Glass
- 24:15"Clojure: The Ultimate Imperative" by Renzo Borgatti








