This is not a Clojure talk
summary
A live demo shows REPL-driven interactive programming that parses messy Blogger HTML and produces Hugo markdown with correct front matter, using Clojure + Emacs and libraries like slurp and hickory plus an HTML→Markdown converter. The workflow builds small extractors for title, date, body and tags, composes them, and runs them over batches (tested on 10 posts, frequencies inspected visually). The complete script is built and runs, the full job takes about 15 minutes, converting Blogger to Hugo with zero breakage on old deps.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction to Clojure
- 1:29Embracing boredom
- 2:45Clojure syntax overview
- 5:27The development environment
- 7:40REPL-driven development
- 11:25Extracting data with REPL
- 16:41Refining data structures
- 20:43Modular function building
- 25:26Interactive data exploration
- 27:47Completion of the task
- 29:03Relevance in the AI era
- 29:35Stability and culture
- 31:49Advice and conclusions
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