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Clojure (the first talk) - Rich Hickey from Lisp NYC (2007)
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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.
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Programming languagesHistory and cultureLisp and ClojureLanguage design and type systemsHistory of computing
Rich Hickey delivers the first public presentation introducing Clojure, explaining its design goals, concurrency model, and Lisp heritage.
This was the first public talk given by Rich Hickey to introduce Clojure. It was hosted at LispNYC on Nov 13, 2007. It's remarkable how close this is to Clojure as it is still used today. MANY thanks to LispNYC and Heow Goodman for unearthing this original audio (we're not aware of any existing video for this talk). lispnyc.org/History#section-History-20071113LispNYCPresentat…What people say. Recommended as a historic recording of the very first public Clojure presentation by its creator.
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