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In this episode I demonstrate how to use decorators to break up functionality into smaller, more testable features.Cast: Sean DevlinTags: clojure

In this episode I demonstrate how to use Clojure ratios, and demonstrate why the IEEE 754 double is a better tool for most jobs.Cast: Sean DevlinTags: Clojure, Ratio and IEEE 754

In this episode I show how to measure the performance of a function and compare it to other implementations. The correct code, w/o (known) bugs

Yeah, yeah, it's not a Kata per se... I show my approach to the classic Fizz Buzz problem in Clojure. Really.Cast: Sean DevlinTags: Clojure

In this episode I give some performance hints for Clojure. You can find the Widefinder2 essay here:

In this episode I show how to use Clojure to solve enterprise data problems. Code available here: github.com/francoisdevlin/Full-Disclojure/blob/master/src/episode_016/episode_016.cljCast: Sean DevlinTags: Clojure, Queries and Datamining

In this video I demonstrate some of the upcoming features of new Clojure.Cast: Sean DevlinTags: Clojure and 4/1

In this episode I show how to relate Java's dependency injection pattern to Clojure's closures.Cast: Sean DevlinTags: Clojure, Java, Dependency Injection and Closures

In this episode I review how to relate Java's inversion of control pattern to first class functions.Cast: Sean DevlinTags: clojure, functions, IoC, Inversion of Control and java

In this episode I review how to write an inference engine in Clojure. Show notes: