Hosted by Daniel Compton · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 56 episodes
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Daniel Compton talks to Clojure and ClojureScript developers about the libraries and systems they have built. They dive into the nitty-gritty details and technical challenges the authors faced.
Daniel Compton hosts The REPL, a technology show with 56 episodes published.
Jeremy Taylor and James Henderson talk about building XTDB, bitemporality, SQL compatibility, and Apache Arrow Launching XTDB v2 Are We There Yet - Rich Hickey Jepsen Consistency Tree Jepsen Datomic test Jepsen Postgres
Stepan Parunashvili talks about Instant, datalog, building a database in Clojure, and the demands of building modern applications Instant Datomic Database in the Browser, a spec A Graph-Based Firebase Tonsky (Nikita Prok
Charles Oliver Nutter talks about JRuby, the JVM, JRuby 10, improving JRuby startup time, and going independent JRuby Headius Enterprises Valhalla - Where Are We? at the JVM Language Summit
Eric Dallo talks about the LSP protocol, and Clojure LSP Sorry about the audio quality on this recording, I missed that I was using my MacBook Microphone instead of my podcast microphone. Clojure LSP Langserver.org lsp-m
Ingy döt Net talks about his new programming language YAMLScript, compiling YAML to Clojure, and the development of the YAML format SML mailing list archive ActiveState Data::Denter Zope Ingy.net personal website Acmeism
Nate Hunzaker talks about building a text editor for the web Slate Lexical beforeInput event Since the podcast was recorded, Whimsical launched our Grammarly integration
Peter Taoussanis talks about Sente, Timbre, Carmine, Nippy, Tufte, and many more of his libraries The work of Peter Taoussanis Encore naming conventions Paul Graham’s A Plan for Spam Quivre Wusoup
Martin Kavalar talks about Clerk Clerk: Moldable Live Programming for Clojure - PX23 paper Source code for the PX23 paper PDF paper from Latex via Pandoc Pandoc https://2023.programming-conference.org/ https://clerk.visi
Jacob O'Bryant talks about Biff, XTDB, and building a web framework for small teams Tools for Online Speech - Jacob’s Personal Site Biff website Biff GitHub Biff’s funding announcement Clojurists Together funding announc
Sam Ritchie talks about the Mentat Collective, executable textbooks, visual math Mentat Collective GitHub - read this first to get an overview of all of the pieces. ThinkFun Mark Engelberg Cascalog Google X The Dynamic N
Christophe Grand and Baptiste Dupuch talk about ClojureDart, a new dialect of Clojure ClojureDart Skia flutter-mx DartClojure Tweet from showing code reduction vs Dart ClojureDart workshop - ClojureStream
Ryan Robitaille talks about data visualisation, and building a visual coding environment in Clojure Data Rabbit “Programming is blindly manipulating symbols” - Bret Victor Storybook
Jeaye Wilkerson talks about compilers, LLVM, and building a dynamic, compiled Clojure Note: I used the wrong link initially when publishing this episode. If you are hearing the wrong conversation, delete the episode and
Renzo Borgatti talks about what he learnt while creating his reference of the Clojure standard library, and about the re:Clojure conference. Clojure, The Essential Reference, use the discount code “podrepl20” for a 40% d
Erik Assum talks about clj-commons, speeding up clojure.data.json, and asks Daniel what he's been up to. Idealcast - Gene Kim, Michael Nygard, part 2 CLJ Commons clojure.data.json Clojure’s JSON ecosystem Erik’s commits
Chris Houser (Chouser) reflects on the early years of Clojure, Clojure's features, and applying the lessons of Clojure elsewhere. Note: this podcast was recorded in April 2020 but not published until now. Some of the ref
Paulus Esterhazy talks about trunk-based development, monorepos, path-focused design, and fast feedback Pitch clojureD 2020: “Angels Singing: Writing for Programmers” by Paulus Esterhazy Monorepos and the Fallacy of Scal
Alexander Yakushev talks about performance measurement tools, and Clojure Goes Fast Grammarly Clojure Goes Fast clj-async-profiler Why (Most) Sampling Java Profilers Are Terrible JVisualVM clj-memory-meter Eclipse Memory
Allen Rohner talks about Griffin, building a new bank, and Bazel Griffin Monzo New Bank Start-up unit 2008 United Kingdom bank rescue package griffinbank/rules_clojure spectrum Griffin API docs
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