Runnable Specifications - A new book by Eric Normand
Written by Eric Normand. Published: February 16, 2024. Updated: April 4, 2024. This is just a draft.The content you see here is just a draft and is subject to change. Table of Contents Underlined chapter titles are available to read. Just click on the title (it's a link!). Introduction Objectives Discover what you will learn in this book. Learn whether this book is for you. Understand how to use t
Clojure vs. The Static Typing World
Written by Eric Normand. Published: October 27, 2017. Updated: May 25, 2020. Summary: Rich Hickey explained the design choices behind Clojure and made many statements about static typing along the way. I share an interesting perspective and some stories from my time as a Haskell programmer. I conclude with a design challenge for the statically typed world. Rich Hickey's Keynote at Clojure/conj 201
Clojure Concurrency Tutorial for Beginners with Code Examples
Written by Eric Normand. Published: June 5, 2017. Updated: August 15, 2019. Do you want to learn how to do concurrency in Clojure? In this tutorial, you'll learn 16 ways for doing concurrency in Clojure including how to start threads and how to communicate between them. Table of Contents Catalog of Primitives Delay - I may not need to calculate this Promise - I'll check back here for the answer Fu
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Each week, enjoy a thoughtful essay in your inbox, focused on the following topics:software designfunctional programmingsoftware engineering practicesI believe our industry needs more rigor when talking about how to write better software. At the same time, we also need more speech from the heart. I hope you enjoy the combination of the empirical and personal. Do any of these describe you?Do any of
Eric Normand - Functional Programming and Clojure
Hi! I'm Eric Normand. I teach Clojure and functional programming. I delight in making powerful, complex topics easy for you to learn. Learn Clojure With my guides and courses, you can level up your Clojure skills. Clojure Guides · Clojure Video Courses Learn Functional Programming Functional programming is an exciting paradigm that can help you tame complexity. Podcast · Grokking Simplicity (my bo
Data > Functions > Macros. But why?
Written by Eric Normand. Published: December 24, 2014. Updated: August 23, 2018. Summary: "Prefer data over functions" is a common adage in Clojure circles. It is poorly debated because it is a terse statement in generalities. A valuable perspective is that data is transparent at runtime, while functions are not. This perspective gives a firm ground for discussion and design. There's a design rule
Convince your boss to use Clojure
Written by Eric Normand. Published: August 1, 2019. Summary: Clojure has been successfully adopted by many companies. There are many resources available by people who did the hard work of introducing Clojure to their team. Do you want to get paid to write Clojure? Let's face it. Clojure is fun, productive, and more concise than many languages. And probably more concise than the one you're using at
React: Another Level of Indirection
Any problem in computer science can be solved with another level of indirection. --- David Wheeler The React library from Facebook makes DOM programming functional by using a Virtual DOM. The Virtual DOM is an indirection mechanism that solves the difficult problem of DOM programming: how to deal with incremental changes to a stateful tree structure. By abstracting away the statefulness, the Virtu
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