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"Running With Scissors: Live Coding With Data" by Stuart Halloway

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  • Presented by Stuart Halloway, co-founder of Cognitect
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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

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Programming languagesTools and practiceLisp and ClojureDeveloper productivityDebugging

Stuart Halloway demonstrates the power of Clojure's REPL-driven development process and interactive data inspection.

There are few novel features of programming languages, but each combination has different properties. The combination of dynamic, hosted, functional, extended Lisp in Clojure gives developers the tools for making effective programs. Less well understood are the ways in which Clojure's unique combination of features can yield a highly effective development process. Over more than a decade, we have developed an effective approach to writing code in Clojure whose power comes from composing many of its key features. As different as Clojure programs are from e.g. Java programs, so to can and should be the development experience. You are not in Kansas anymore! This talk presents a demonstration of the leverage you can get when writing programs in Clojure, with examples, based on my experiences as a core developer of Clojure and Datomic. Speaker: Stuart Halloway

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u/AndreaSomePostfixin r/Clojure • Recommends

Is there any advanced work on Clojure's inspector? By chance I have learned a few days ago about Lisp great history with inspectors from one of Stuart Halloway presentations: [video I tried the default inspectors and they are nice, but I agree that advanced stuff could be possible. I am a fan of GlamorousToolkit and somebody in that community referenced the work going on CLIM: https://twitter.com/lukego/status/1387747747864973312 What chances are that somebody is making something already in this direction?
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