Clojure/core

More Conj 2011 Videos Available

Posted by alan dipert on Feb 06, 2012

Six more videos from Clojure Conj 2011 are now available, including four scheduled talks and two UnConj recordings.

Both 2010 and 2011 Clojure Conj recordings are available at Clojure's blip.tv page and are also directly accessible via the links below.

We will continue to release Conj 2011 talks as they become available.

Scheduled Talk Videos

Striving to Make Things Simple and Fast Phil Bagwell

Video on blip.tv

Introduction to Logic Programming with Clojure Ambrose Bonnaire-Sergeant

Video on blip.tv

Hacking the Human Genome Using Clojure and Similarity Search Arnoldo Jose Muller-Molina

Video on blip.tv

Ousterhout's Dichotomy Isn't (Part 2 of the Simplicity/Power/Focus Series) Stuart Halloway

Video on blip.tv

UnConj Recordings

miniKanren Dan Friedman and William Byrd

Video on blip.tv

Lightning Talks Alex Redington (Monotony), Jim Crossley (Immutant), Alan Dipert and Jon Distad (Uberlisp), Chris Granger (Korma)

Video on blip.tv

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Simplicity, Power, Joy

Simplicity

Clojure is built from the ground up to be simple. Code is data. Functions are easy to write and test. Data is immutable, and state is explicit. Protocols and types expose the usable parts of OO, minus the pain. You don't have to settle for familiar complexity.

Empowerment

Don't throw away your existing code! Clojure is built on top of the JVM, the most widely used deployment platform today. Clojure provides fast, wrapper-free access to Java code, plus powerful new ways to use that code better.

Focus

Focus comes when you can work at the right level of abstraction. Clojure's design lets you start work immediately on your problems, not tool problems. Clojure's Lisp heritage provides the features you need to keep ancillary problems out of your way throughout a project's lifecycle.

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