Clojure/conj 2014

Videos

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  1 — Paul deGrandis - Unlocking data-driven systems
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  2 — Colin Fleming - Cursive: A different type of IDE
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  3 — Julian Gamble - Applying the paradigms of core.async in ClojureScript
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  4 — Jeanine Adkisson - Variants are Not Unions
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  5 — Clojure/conj Washington, D.C. - Lightning talks
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  6 — Glenn Vanderburg - Cló: The Algorithms of TeX in Clojure
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  7 — Zach Oakes - Making Games at Runtime with Clojure
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  8 — Zach Tellman - Always Be Composing
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  9 — Rich Hickey - Inside Transducers
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  10 — Ashton Kemerling - Generative Integration Tests
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  11 — Brian Goetz - Stewardship: the Sobering Parts
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  12 — Ghadi Shayban - JVM Creature Comforts
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  13 — Michał Marczyk - Persistent Data Structures for Special Occasions
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  14 — Nathan Herzing & Chris Shea - Helping voters with Pedestal, Datomic, Om and core.async
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  15 — Steven Yi - Developing Music Systems on the JVM with Pink and Score
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  16 — Anna Pawlicka - Om nom nom nom
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  17 — Bozhidar Batsov - The evolution of the Emacs tooling for Clojure
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  18 — Steve Miner - Generating Generators
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  19 — David Pick - Building a Data Pipeline with Clojure and Kafka
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  20 — Lucas Cavalcanti & Edward Wible - Exploring four hidden superpowers of Datomic