Clojure in a nutshell by James Trunk

James Trunk introduces the basics of Clojure syntax, functional thinking, core data structures, and REPL-driven development.

Learn the basics of Clojure syntax and functional thinking. James Trunk introduces Clojure as a language that separates data from functionality, prioritizing data as a first-class citizen. He discusses the core data structures in Clojure and the advantages of immutability. James also explains how Clojure differs from other languages by making data structures a core part of the language. He demonstrates the "threadlast" macro for a more natural reading of code and highlights Clojure's dynamic and data-driven nature. James showcases examples of data analysis and manipulation using Clojure's functions and introduces the concept of a REPL for real-time code manipulation. He concludes by creating a custom function in Clojure and emphasizing the simplicity and conciseness of Clojure code. James Trunk Led the Polylith team, invented the metaphors, authored the presentation. linkedin.com/in/james-trunk If you want to get featured on the channel and have something to present, please head over to MeetUp and contact the organizers: meetup.com/Func-Prog-Sweden Video sponsor – Ada Beat adabeat.com/ If you want to spread functional programming and support the channel, buy something from the shop: funcprogsweden.myspreadshop.net/ #funcprogsweden