close to the virtual machine
Lamina has been, in many ways, the programmatic equivalent of me thinking out loud about asynchronous workflows. A lot of code has been written, built upon, and then discarded in favor of a new, promising line of exploration. Some ideas never survived first contact with implementation, but others have proven more resilient. While I don’t have any illusions of having “solved” the inherent difficult
creating a simple game in clojure
There’s a certain type of person who, upon seeing a new language, feels compelled to write a game with it. Functional languages represent a unique challenge in this respect, as has been written about at some length elsewhere. Clojure adds an interesting wrinkle to this problem, in the form of its Java interop. If a game consists of a thin layer of Clojure wrapped around a full-featured Java game e
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