Aug 3, 2010 some comments
Brenton Ashworth is relatively new to the Clojure community, but has already created four interesting (and useful) projects: deview, lein-difftest, sandbar and carte. I met Brenton at the previous Pragmatic Clojure Studio and we talked a little bit about what would ...
Jul 19, 2010
David Nolen is the lead developer of the ShiftSpace project and is a Clojure / Javascript / Squeak / Haskell / C / Objective-C developer who recently made waves with his series of posts comparing node.js and the Aleph library. David ...
Jul 12, 2010
Philip Wadler is a PLT thinker of the highest order. In addition to the mind-boggling insights into the art of programming, his cutting wit1 is second to none. In late 1996 he unveiled "Wadler's law", described2 as:
In any ...
Jul 6, 2010 one comment
Raynes (aka Anthony Simpson) is a Clojure prodigy. His projects have gained some notoriety in the community, but chief among them is Try Clojure. Following in the footsteps of other Try XX sites, Anthony is gradually pulling together what will, ...
Jun 28, 2010 some comments
Continuing my series of micro-interviews with Clojure hackers I present Technomancy (aka Phil Hagelberg). Phil continues the theme of prolific coders having brought us a series of fantastic projects. Most notable among his Clojure output is the (increasingly ubiquitous) Leiningen ...
