Results of the 2011 State of Clojure survey – cemerick
A few weeks ago, I opened the 2011 State of Clojure survey. As with last year’s survey, my aim was to take a snapshot of the Clojure community — our origins in aggregate, how and where we are using Clojure, and what needs to improve to help the community grow and prosper. First, some facts about the survey and how it was conducted. It was available for approximately 5 days (Wednesday night throug
“Clojure Programming”, the book – cemerick
Update: Clojure Programming is now available! I’m very happy to announce that I and Dave Fayram (formerly of Powerset and Microsoft, and now of BankSimple) have recently committed to writing a book on Clojure, tentatively titled “Clojure Programming”, to be published by O’Reilly Media. This is pretty significant news for me, but likely also for the broader Clojure community. Having another Clojur
The Ideal Clojure Development Environment – cemerick
This is my personal nearly-stream-of-consciousness scratchpad for what I’d like to see in a Clojure development environment. The comments are available below if you’d like to throw your 2¢ in – and I’m sure I’ll glom others’ ideas into this space from various sources. That said, I’m decidedly hoping to avoid beating the usual horse carcasses (fossils, really) that are often found scattered across
Hosting Maven Repos on Github – cemerick
UPDATE: If you’re using Clojure and Leiningen, read no further. Just use s3-wagon-private to deploy artifacts to S3. (The deployed artifacts can be private or public, depending on the scheme you use to identify the destination bucket, i.e. s3://... vs. s3p://....) Hosting Maven repos has gotten easier and easier over the years. We’ve run the free version of Nexus for a couple of years now, which
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Sane web development with Compojure, Jetty, and Maven – cemerick
Anthony Simpson (Raynes) will receive his Clojure “scholarship”, thanks to you. – cemerick
