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fromInfoWorld
1 week ago

Clojure for Java developers: What you need to know

The most remarkable thing you might notice when coming to Clojure from Java is that it is homoiconic, which means the code is written in the form of the language's data structures. This practice, also known as code as data, results in very consistent syntax with a limited number of keywords and constructs. It also creates a meta-programming model using "syntax-aware" code templates (called macros).
Software development
Growth hacking
fromHackernoon
11 months ago

Would You Use Clojure Again? These Companies Say Yes - and Here's Why | HackerNoon

Clojure faces challenges during growth phases due to developer marketability concerns and evolving technology requirements.
Teams are reconsidering Clojure for broader hiring opportunities and aligning skills with market trends.
Growth hacking
fromInfoQ
6 months ago

Clojure 2024

Rich Hickey's quest for a simpler programming model led to the creation of Clojure, which embodies functional programming principles and eases complexity.
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