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4clojure is dying! Long live 4clojure!
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4clojure 4ever! 4clojure recreated using cljs and sci, executed in your browser.
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4clojure solutions archive, also available on 4ever-clojure.
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There are tons of ways to debug Clojure code and Dave takes us through a couple.
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Calva supports rich comments. What are those? Well, we don't want to spoil it for you...
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What even is a Reagent component? I don't know, but Thomas is going to make sure we find out.
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One developer's harrowing tale of wins and woe during the programming contest held at the International Conference on Functional Programming.
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Want to build a frontend app? This walkthrough really re-frames the problem for you. 😏
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Peter shows us how to use Calva and how to go about teaching yourself the basics of Clojure.
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Peter takes us on a gentle walk through solving the FizzBuzz problem in Clojure using Calva.
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Ever wonder what makes Clojure's immutable data structures tick? Paula takes you to school with this excellent talk on just that.
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Clojure is over 15 years old now (105 in dog years) so Rich sits down to give us a history lesson.
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Stuart Sierra talks with Jacek about Component.
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Learn about the future of deps.edn, Clojure builds, and the CLI.
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Babashka 0.5.0 is out with some huge changes including built-in logging!
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A cron iterator. No, I know it sounds like it but it is NOT a haskell data structure. This tool lets you iterate over time points using a cron-like format.
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A whole slew of Clojure pre-releases including for a new build tool that integrates with deps.edn. Kick the tires, see what falls off, let's get this show on the road.
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Monorepos are hard, their symphony often a cacophony, but this maestro aims to play all the right notes.
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A Clojure replacement for PHP? Ok, you got me, I'm interested.
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borkdude puts out yet another amazing command-line tool, this time using specter to process edn on the command-line.
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Sometimes you need to take a good, hard look at yourself and figure out what's going wrong. This is as true for Clojure as it is for people. This library tries to make that a bit easier.
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Antq hits 0.16.0 with experimental gradle support!
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Find out who is hiring and land yourself a new gig.
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At least 5 jobs involving clojure
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They're looking for UK-based Junior and Senior Engineers to work remotely.
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You'll need to work UK hours but they'll hire outside the UK.
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Full stack Clojure/ClojureScript out of Austin/New York.
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If you have four hour overlap with Sweden for working hours and would like to work remotely, this may be the job for you.
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