I write a lot of reductions: loops that combine every element from a collection in some way. For example, summing a vector of integers: (reduce (fn [sum x] (+ sum x)) 0 [1 2 3]) ; => 6 If you’re not familiar with Clojure’s reduce, it takes a reducing function f, an initial accumulator init, and a collection xs. It then invokes (f init x0) where x0 is the first element in xs. f returns a new accumu
GitHub - hyperfiddle/electric: Electric Clojure: full-stack differential dataflow for UI
Electric is a new way to build rich, interactive web products that simply have too much interactivity, realtime streaming, and too rich network connections to be able to write all the frontend/backend network plumbing by hand. With Electric, you can compose your client and server expressions directly (i.e. in the same function), and the Electric compiler macros will infer at compile time the impli
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Zig, Skia, Clojure, Geometry and the Japanese TV Show: ICFP Contest 2021 Every year I participate in ICFP Contest, or ICFPC for short (ICFP stands for International Conference on Functional Programming). This is a team coding challenge that lasts for 72 hours and in which you have to solve a series of very hard tasks by writing (functional) code. Tasks are usually too hard to find a perfect soluti
Recently I joined bevuta IT, where I am now working on a big project written in Clojure. I'm very fortunate to be working in a Lisp for my day job! As I've mostly worked with Scheme and have used other Lisps here and there, I would like to share my perspective on the language. Overall design From a first view, it is pretty clear that Clojure has been designed from scratch by (mostly) one person wh
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You can’t really know where you are going until you know where you have been. – Maya Angelou CIDER started its life as an effort to replace a hacked version of SLIME1 with a proper environment for Clojure development on Emacs. Many of you probably don’t remember those days, but initially almost everyone was using a modified version of SLIME for Clojure development, as there weren’t many (any?) alt
Intro Hi everyone! I’m Jeaye Wilkerson, creator of the jank programming language. jank is a dialect of Clojure which I’ve been working on for around eight years now. To start with, jank was an exploration of what my ideal programming language would be. Coming from a background of systems programming and game development, I was very comfortable with C++, but I also was exploring the world of functi
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Clojure's deadly sin
This article is about laziness in Clojure. It is intended to be a comprehensive and objective (however possible) critique of lazy sequences as a feature. In no way do I want this to be a judgment of the decision to make Clojure lazy. Clojure the language is by no means formulaic; creating it involved making a plethora of impactful choices. We can judge by Clojure's longevity that the total package
Awhile ago I was prototyping integrating LLMs with LSP to enable a language model to answer questions about code while having access to code navigation tools provided by language servers. I wasn’t that successful with this prototype, but I found it cool that I could write a minimal LSP client in around 200 lines of code. Of course, it was very helpful that I previously wrote a much more featureful
Clojure needs a Rails, but not for the reason you think
Clojure needs a Rails, but not for the reason you think I think there's another reason this problem persists in Clojure. There's no Rails for Clojure. Photo by Julian Hochgesang / Unsplash First, a quick storySuzi, a software engineer of suitable caliber, loves writing Clojure. At her polyglot employer, she often uses her technical freedom to bat for Clojure every chance she gets. One day her mana
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