How to refactor a Java singleton to Clojure?
I’m writing a simple game in Java and I want to learn Clojure, so I’ve decided to refactor my current Java code to Clojure. The problem is that I’ve coded so much in object-oriented languages that I cannot see how to do it functionally.
How to require a .clj fle from another project on my local machine?
Let’s say you create two projects with Leiningen (side by side in a folder called projects) with lein new ping and lein new pong. Then you implement a little function in pingsrcpingcore.clj:
Does Clojure borrow concurrency ideas from Haskell?
In code quarterly interview with Rich Hickey, Michael Fogus hints that Clojure borrows a lot from Haskell:
Does Clojure borrow concurrency ideas from Haskell?
In code quarterly interview with Rich Hickey, Michael Fogus hints that Clojure borrows a lot from Haskell:
Does Clojure borrow concurrency ideas from Haskell?
In code quarterly interview with Rich Hickey, Michael Fogus hints that Clojure borrows a lot from Haskell:
Does Clojure borrow concurrency ideas from Haskell?
In code quarterly interview with Rich Hickey, Michael Fogus hints that Clojure borrows a lot from Haskell:
What is the relation between clojure reducers and loop fusion
I just stumbled upon Clojure reducers library.
How to unit test hiccup template generating function?
How do I unit test a function that takes a list of maps and returns an HTML table with the same data in Clojure/Hiccup?
How to unit test hiccup template generating function?
How do I unit test a function that takes a list of maps and returns an HTML table with the same data in Clojure/Hiccup?
How to unit test hiccup template generating function?
How do I unit test a function that takes a list of maps and returns an HTML table with the same data in Clojure/Hiccup?